Letters to William Allingham
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] Education Department, Council Office, Downing Street, London, 4 April 1855.
Dear Allingham, — There is rather a heap of work here and my fingers get stiff by the end or the day : so at present I can only write a few words to beg you to rely on my doing more hereafter.
I am glad the books have reached you. I believe as you say that reading will be the best thing for your Latin. I don't know how you will like Horace's Odes^ but his Epistles I think will please you. I am not likely to want Riddl...e, so pray keep him till we meet again. As for the poor " Bothie, " I was so disgusted with the mishap of the name, ^ that I have * Which was at first printed Toper - na - Fuosich, instead of Vuolich.
LETTERS TO WILLIAM ALLINGHAM 157 never had pleasure in it since. I don't think I should republish it till I could do something else.
Here we go on meantime with our wars and rumour of wars, and I believe a growing feeling of the incapacity of our rulers — who I believe are suffi- ciently conscious of it themselves to be very desirous of making peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] Education Department, Council Office, Downing Street, London, 4 April 1855.
Dear Allingham, — There is rather a heap of work here and my fingers get stiff by the end or the day : so at present I can only write a few words to beg you to rely on my doing more hereafter.
I am glad the books have reached you. I believe as you say that reading will be the best thing for your Latin. I don't know how you will like Horace's Odes^ but his Epistles I think will please you. I am not likely to want Riddl...e, so pray keep him till we meet again. As for the poor " Bothie, " I was so disgusted with the mishap of the name, ^ that I have * Which was at first printed Toper - na - Fuosich, instead of Vuolich.
LETTERS TO WILLIAM ALLINGHAM 157 never had pleasure in it since. I don't think I should republish it till I could do something else.
Here we go on meantime with our wars and rumour of wars, and I believe a growing feeling of the incapacity of our rulers — who I believe are suffi- ciently conscious of it themselves to be very desirous of making peace.
What to read after Letters to William Allingham?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Paterson Allingham to read onlineMoreLess
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