Letters to Ivy From the First Earl of Dudley
Letters to Ivy From the First Earl of Dudley
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You could not employ your leisure better.
I am sorry to find that Knight, who is just come back from Scotland, did not happen to fall in your way. The Pagan is very well worth knowing. Besides his talents and information, which are very considerable, and improved by daily exercise, he has a cheerfulness which diffuses itself at once over every 1 Rokeby, published January 1813.
2 The Vision of Don Roderick, published in July 1811 for the benefit of distressed Portuguese.
3 The price he received ...for The Lady of the Lake.
4 Ward wrote the review on Miss E. 's 'Patronage' in the Quarterly Review for January 1814.
7^ vk.
THE BANNERS OF CANNING 171 society into which he comes, and an activity and eagerness in his pursuits which (particularly at his time of life l } is quite delightful, and which I hardly ever saw in any person of the same age except in Playfair. Adieu, for I must make an end. Write to me soon, and direct as usual, though I am at last going to leave town.
Yours ever, J. W. W.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You could not employ your leisure better.
I am sorry to find that Knight, who is just come back from Scotland, did not happen to fall in your way. The Pagan is very well worth knowing. Besides his talents and information, which are very considerable, and improved by daily exercise, he has a cheerfulness which diffuses itself at once over every 1 Rokeby, published January 1813.
2 The Vision of Don Roderick, published in July 1811 for the benefit of distressed Portuguese.
3 The price he received ...for The Lady of the Lake.
4 Ward wrote the review on Miss E. 's 'Patronage' in the Quarterly Review for January 1814.
7^ vk.
THE BANNERS OF CANNING 171 society into which he comes, and an activity and eagerness in his pursuits which (particularly at his time of life l } is quite delightful, and which I hardly ever saw in any person of the same age except in Playfair. Adieu, for I must make an end. Write to me soon, and direct as usual, though I am at last going to leave town.
Yours ever, J. W. W.
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