Letters of Edward Lear, Author of "the book of Nonsense," to Chichester Fortescue, Lord Carlingford, And Frances, Countess Waldegrave;
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Everybody was overwhelmingly hospitable, from the Palace downwards : — but as the balls, & small monotonous whist or tea-parties are wholly out of my line in this very very very small tittletattle place, & as moreover night walks from this side of the City to the other don't suit me, not to speak of late hours & a multitude of new & uninteresting acquaintance, I decline all visiting on the plea of health & antiquity or what not. The Woolfe's' » Mr. (afterwards Sir) Henry Drummond Wolfe was appo...inted Secretary to Sir Henry Storks, the Lord High Commissioner, in May, i860, after the departure of Sir George Bowen.
206 Corfu have very amiably asked me several times : — the] seem very & justly popular; — but the only poin at which Greeks, Germans, French, Italians, 8 English in such a place as this, can amalgamab being balls & the smallest of gossip — this tone o social life bores me even more than total loneliness— tho' that is very bad for me I know : — only th( alternative is wusser.
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Everybody was overwhelmingly hospitable, from the Palace downwards : — but as the balls, & small monotonous whist or tea-parties are wholly out of my line in this very very very small tittletattle place, & as moreover night walks from this side of the City to the other don't suit me, not to speak of late hours & a multitude of new & uninteresting acquaintance, I decline all visiting on the plea of health & antiquity or what not. The Woolfe's' » Mr. (afterwards Sir) Henry Drummond Wolfe was appo...inted Secretary to Sir Henry Storks, the Lord High Commissioner, in May, i860, after the departure of Sir George Bowen.
206 Corfu have very amiably asked me several times : — the] seem very & justly popular; — but the only poin at which Greeks, Germans, French, Italians, 8 English in such a place as this, can amalgamab being balls & the smallest of gossip — this tone o social life bores me even more than total loneliness— tho' that is very bad for me I know : — only th( alternative is wusser.
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