Manx Recollections Memorials of Eleanor Elliot
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Mrs. Wright was greatly pleased with Mrs. Elliott's graceful tact in bringing this little notice as a sort of declaration that she was already interested in the new visitant to Mona, and that it was a special pleasure to make her acquaintance.
" I thought it very kind of Mrs. Elliott, " said Mrs. "Wright, " to welcome a stranger to the island in so friendly a manner ; and she proved indeed a most delightful and improving friend. " Charles Ichabod Wright, Mrs. Wright's late husband, was the well...-known translator of Dante. And one day she and Mrs. Elliott specially enjoyed a rare intellectual interchange of thought on men and things, as well as high and more blessed communion on the Lord whom they both served. On this occasion, at the request of Lady Loch, they visited her at Government House, and there discussed at will the distinguished minds in whom all three were interested Mr. Wright and his elegant and poetical gifts ; Lord Den- man and his illustrious career and exalted character ; the Honourable Edward Eobert Bulwer Lytton, the poet, Lady Loch's brother-in-law, known in the world of letters as Owen Meredith, and as the son of Lord Lytton, the famous novelist, poet, orator, and statesman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Wright was greatly pleased with Mrs. Elliott's graceful tact in bringing this little notice as a sort of declaration that she was already interested in the new visitant to Mona, and that it was a special pleasure to make her acquaintance.
" I thought it very kind of Mrs. Elliott, " said Mrs. "Wright, " to welcome a stranger to the island in so friendly a manner ; and she proved indeed a most delightful and improving friend. " Charles Ichabod Wright, Mrs. Wright's late husband, was the well...-known translator of Dante. And one day she and Mrs. Elliott specially enjoyed a rare intellectual interchange of thought on men and things, as well as high and more blessed communion on the Lord whom they both served. On this occasion, at the request of Lady Loch, they visited her at Government House, and there discussed at will the distinguished minds in whom all three were interested Mr. Wright and his elegant and poetical gifts ; Lord Den- man and his illustrious career and exalted character ; the Honourable Edward Eobert Bulwer Lytton, the poet, Lady Loch's brother-in-law, known in the world of letters as Owen Meredith, and as the son of Lord Lytton, the famous novelist, poet, orator, and statesman.
What to read after Manx Recollections Memorials of Eleanor Elliot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katherine a Forrest to read onlineMoreLess
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