Life, Letters, And Journals of George Ticknor 1
Life, Letters, And Journals of George Ticknor 1
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But you must be a good girl, and keep yourself occupied about something pleasant and useful, until you have somebody to help you in your regular occupations.
Your mother is well, and sends you a great deal of her love ; but she is somewhat worn by her want of rest, and will not, I fear, be able much longer to do as much as she has lately. Qeordie is very good and gentle, but he suffers a great deal of pain, and is obliged to take many grievous remedies. He is a sweet little fellow, and I pray G...od to permit him to continue with us ; but this morning I was very much afraid, and I am not now without anxiety. In a few years you will Digitized by Google 898 LIFE OF GEORGE TICKNOR. p85i.
be able to help us in such sicknesses, and that will be a great comfort to you.
Give my love to Anna Dwight, and tell her all at her home are well ; kiss the baby for me, and write me a note by the morning stage, telling me all about yourself and how the baby does.
Yr. affectionate father, 1 o'clock, Friday.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But you must be a good girl, and keep yourself occupied about something pleasant and useful, until you have somebody to help you in your regular occupations.
Your mother is well, and sends you a great deal of her love ; but she is somewhat worn by her want of rest, and will not, I fear, be able much longer to do as much as she has lately. Qeordie is very good and gentle, but he suffers a great deal of pain, and is obliged to take many grievous remedies. He is a sweet little fellow, and I pray G...od to permit him to continue with us ; but this morning I was very much afraid, and I am not now without anxiety. In a few years you will Digitized by Google 898 LIFE OF GEORGE TICKNOR. p85i.
be able to help us in such sicknesses, and that will be a great comfort to you.
Give my love to Anna Dwight, and tell her all at her home are well ; kiss the baby for me, and write me a note by the morning stage, telling me all about yourself and how the baby does.
Yr. affectionate father, 1 o'clock, Friday.
What to read after Life, Letters, And Journals of George Ticknor 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Ticknor to read onlineMoreLess
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