Letters of Thomas Gray: Two Volumes in One
Letters of Thomas Gray: Two Volumes in One
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for none but he and sun- shiny weather can do it-. In hopes of enjoy- ing this kind of weather, I am going into the country for a few weeks, but shall be never the nearef any society; so, if you have any charity, you will continue to write. My life is like Harry the Fourth's supper of hens. — ^Toulets a la broche, poulets en ragodt, pou- lets en h&chis, pouiets en fricas^es." Read- ing here, reading there; nothing but books with different sauces.' — Do not let me lose my dessert then; for thoug...h that be reading too, yet it has a very different flavour. The May seems to be come since your invitation; and I propose to bask in her beams and dress me in her roses.
Et etpvt in TCfiMiiaDper hifaere nw.
I shall see Mr. * * and his wife, nay, and his child too, for he has got a boy Is it not odd to consider one's contemporaries in the grave light of husband and father ? There is my lords * * and ♦ * ♦, they are statesmen: gray's letters. 167 do not you remember tHem dirty boys play- ing at cricket ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
for none but he and sun- shiny weather can do it-. In hopes of enjoy- ing this kind of weather, I am going into the country for a few weeks, but shall be never the nearef any society; so, if you have any charity, you will continue to write. My life is like Harry the Fourth's supper of hens. — ^Toulets a la broche, poulets en ragodt, pou- lets en h&chis, pouiets en fricas^es." Read- ing here, reading there; nothing but books with different sauces.' — Do not let me lose my dessert then; for thoug...h that be reading too, yet it has a very different flavour. The May seems to be come since your invitation; and I propose to bask in her beams and dress me in her roses.
Et etpvt in TCfiMiiaDper hifaere nw.
I shall see Mr. * * and his wife, nay, and his child too, for he has got a boy Is it not odd to consider one's contemporaries in the grave light of husband and father ? There is my lords * * and ♦ * ♦, they are statesmen: gray's letters. 167 do not you remember tHem dirty boys play- ing at cricket ?
What to read after Letters of Thomas Gray: Two Volumes in One?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gray, Thomas 1716-1771 to read onlineMoreLess
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