Letters of Lady Hesketh to the Rev John Johnson Concerning Their Kinsman Willi
Letters of Lady Hesketh to the Rev John Johnson Concerning Their Kinsman Willi
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(character in " Camilla. ") I was sure when I read it, it would enchant our Cousin if any of that true Taste for Humour which he possesses beyond any body I ever knew, was not quite exhausted but you seem all to see it in the light I do, and must have been highly entertained. Pray desire Miss Perowne not to fall in love with Sir Hugh on any account because I intend to marry him myself if I can catch him — for one would never lose sight of such a man if one could help it — but Adieu my good Sir ...John — believe me ever Yr. Obliged Friend, H. H.
Dear Sir John, Let me give you a Thousand Thanks for preventing that Everlasting Persecutor Teedon from harrassing me with letters, which would only distract me and do kim no good — it is really doubly kind in yo?i to relieve me from a burthen which you suffer so much by yourself and the load of which you might hope to lighten by transferring some part of it to my shoulders. I am glad you have written to Dr. Gregson as we shall perhaps find out the real state of the case, between him and his Colleague Buchannan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(character in " Camilla. ") I was sure when I read it, it would enchant our Cousin if any of that true Taste for Humour which he possesses beyond any body I ever knew, was not quite exhausted but you seem all to see it in the light I do, and must have been highly entertained. Pray desire Miss Perowne not to fall in love with Sir Hugh on any account because I intend to marry him myself if I can catch him — for one would never lose sight of such a man if one could help it — but Adieu my good Sir ...John — believe me ever Yr. Obliged Friend, H. H.
Dear Sir John, Let me give you a Thousand Thanks for preventing that Everlasting Persecutor Teedon from harrassing me with letters, which would only distract me and do kim no good — it is really doubly kind in yo?i to relieve me from a burthen which you suffer so much by yourself and the load of which you might hope to lighten by transferring some part of it to my shoulders. I am glad you have written to Dr. Gregson as we shall perhaps find out the real state of the case, between him and his Colleague Buchannan.
What to read after Letters of Lady Hesketh to the Rev John Johnson Concerning Their Kinsman Willi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Cowper Hesketh to read onlineMoreLess
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