Letters to His Mother, Ann Borrow
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Kiss Hen, andGod bless you!
[GEORGE BORROW. ] LETTER V. _To_ MARY BORROW.
TUNBRIDGE WELLS, _Tuesday evening_. [1846] DEAR CARRETA, I have arrived here safe. It is a wonderful place, a small city ofpalaces amidst hills, rocks, and woods, and is full of fine people. Please to carry upstairs and lock in the drawer the little paper sack ofletters in the parlour; lock it up with the bank book, and put this alongwith it—also be sure to keep the window of my room fastened and the doorlocked, a...nd keep the key in your pocket. God bless you and Hen.
[GEORGE BORROW. ] LETTER VI. _To_ MARY BORROW.
_Tuesday afternoon_, [1848] MY DEAR WIFE, I just write you a line to tell you that I am tolerably well, as I hopeyou are.
Everything is in confusion abroad. The French King has disappeared andwill probably never be heard of, though they are expecting him inEngland. Funds are down nearly to 80. The Government have given up theincome tax, and people are very glad of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kiss Hen, andGod bless you!
[GEORGE BORROW. ] LETTER V. _To_ MARY BORROW.
TUNBRIDGE WELLS, _Tuesday evening_. [1846] DEAR CARRETA, I have arrived here safe. It is a wonderful place, a small city ofpalaces amidst hills, rocks, and woods, and is full of fine people. Please to carry upstairs and lock in the drawer the little paper sack ofletters in the parlour; lock it up with the bank book, and put this alongwith it—also be sure to keep the window of my room fastened and the doorlocked, a...nd keep the key in your pocket. God bless you and Hen.
[GEORGE BORROW. ] LETTER VI. _To_ MARY BORROW.
_Tuesday afternoon_, [1848] MY DEAR WIFE, I just write you a line to tell you that I am tolerably well, as I hopeyou are.
Everything is in confusion abroad. The French King has disappeared andwill probably never be heard of, though they are expecting him inEngland. Funds are down nearly to 80. The Government have given up theincome tax, and people are very glad of it.
What to read after Letters to His Mother, Ann Borrow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Borrow George Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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