Letters volume 1
Letters volume 1
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What is the difference between what has been, and •* The owner of Bredfield House, where E. F. G. Was born.
1841] EDWARD FITZGERALD 97 what never has been, none ? At the same time this Squire, so hardy, is indignant at the idea of being ill or laid up : so one must inquire of him by some roundabout means. . . .
We had a large party here last night : Horace Smith came : like his brother James, but better looking : and said to be very agreeable. Do you [know] that he gives a dreadful account of M...rs. Southey : that meek and Christian poetess : he says, she's a devil in temper. He told my mother so : had you heard of this ? I don't believe it yet : one ought not so soon, ought one ?
Goodbye.
To W. B. Donne.
Monday. Mv DEAR Donne, Thompson tells me you are writing a Roman History. But you have not been asked to Lecture at the Ipswich Mechanics' Institution, as I have — 'any subject except controversial Divinity, and party Politics. ' In the meantime I have begun Livy : I have read one book, and can't help looking at the four thick octavos that remain — Oh beate Sesti, Vitae summa brevis spem nos vetat inchoare longam.^ But it is very stately reading.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is the difference between what has been, and •* The owner of Bredfield House, where E. F. G. Was born.
1841] EDWARD FITZGERALD 97 what never has been, none ? At the same time this Squire, so hardy, is indignant at the idea of being ill or laid up : so one must inquire of him by some roundabout means. . . .
We had a large party here last night : Horace Smith came : like his brother James, but better looking : and said to be very agreeable. Do you [know] that he gives a dreadful account of M...rs. Southey : that meek and Christian poetess : he says, she's a devil in temper. He told my mother so : had you heard of this ? I don't believe it yet : one ought not so soon, ought one ?
Goodbye.
To W. B. Donne.
Monday. Mv DEAR Donne, Thompson tells me you are writing a Roman History. But you have not been asked to Lecture at the Ipswich Mechanics' Institution, as I have — 'any subject except controversial Divinity, and party Politics. ' In the meantime I have begun Livy : I have read one book, and can't help looking at the four thick octavos that remain — Oh beate Sesti, Vitae summa brevis spem nos vetat inchoare longam.^ But it is very stately reading.
What to read after Letters volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fitzgerald Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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