Life of Jane Welsh Carlyle
Life of Jane Welsh Carlyle
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Russell's— Holm Hill) she found always comfort and solacement, and thither she now went. But severe illness attacked her while there, and fearing Carlyle would return to Cheyne Row before she possibly could do so, she wrote the letter we give, in fac-simile, to her faithful friend, Mr. Henry Larkin. The letter is not dated, but Mr. Larkin received it on September 25, 1858.
Thornhill, Dumfries, Tuesrlay.
* Let him that standeth on the house-top, (fee. Ttc ! ' — Ach ! yes ! dear Mr. Larkin. I was... standing on the top of the topmost chimney-pot of the house-top, and did not 'take heed' till I found myself lying all of a heap on my mother earth, with such a dust raised about me as you have seldom seen ! — which means, without metaphor, that my very brilliant career in these parts has suddenly been cut short by an attack of Inflammation — ■ \ ^^:h.^^z^^ /^a^y^ ^-yjv^r o^^/^t^^L ^ ^t^ • r - / '^ A -^ >5^Z-2- t^^^- / JN* ^ ^ ^ ^ /"^-TTV^^v /i^ •" / . ^---^>^ ^r ^ ^^. G^ . '^^iX^^^yyt // ^-ifida^^.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Russell's— Holm Hill) she found always comfort and solacement, and thither she now went. But severe illness attacked her while there, and fearing Carlyle would return to Cheyne Row before she possibly could do so, she wrote the letter we give, in fac-simile, to her faithful friend, Mr. Henry Larkin. The letter is not dated, but Mr. Larkin received it on September 25, 1858.
Thornhill, Dumfries, Tuesrlay.
* Let him that standeth on the house-top, (fee. Ttc ! ' — Ach ! yes ! dear Mr. Larkin. I was... standing on the top of the topmost chimney-pot of the house-top, and did not 'take heed' till I found myself lying all of a heap on my mother earth, with such a dust raised about me as you have seldom seen ! — which means, without metaphor, that my very brilliant career in these parts has suddenly been cut short by an attack of Inflammation — ■ \ ^^:h.^^z^^ /^a^y^ ^-yjv^r o^^/^t^^L ^ ^t^ • r - / '^ A -^ >5^Z-2- t^^^- / JN* ^ ^ ^ ^ /"^-TTV^^v /i^ •" / . ^---^>^ ^r ^ ^^. G^ . '^^iX^^^yyt // ^-ifida^^.
What to read after Life of Jane Welsh Carlyle?
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