Memoir And Correspondence of Susan Ferrier 1782 1854
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I hope, my dear Miss Ferrier, you do not suffer so much from your eyes. I do hope you will come here I am so sure the country would do you good ; and indeed we would have so little light at night, and you would, I hope, feel as much at home here as you could do anywhere else. But I will not trouble you with more about the matter, as I am sure you will come to us whenever you can. . . . Ever believe me, dear Miss Ferrier, Yours very affectionately, A. SCOTT.
ANNE SCOTT TO S. E. F.
Abbotsford : T...hursday. Postmark : April 29, 1831.
My dear Miss Ferrier, Had I not well known how kind you are I would have written before this, but I am so sure of your pardon I shall make no apology. I have had much anxiety and very much to write, both for papa and also answering letters of enquiry, &c. Papa is recovering slowly, but mere acquaintance would think him quite well. In mind he has always been the same. In this last attack he has never lost it, but I think his speech is not quite right yet. Indeed, till it comes round the disease is still, I fear, hanging about him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hope, my dear Miss Ferrier, you do not suffer so much from your eyes. I do hope you will come here I am so sure the country would do you good ; and indeed we would have so little light at night, and you would, I hope, feel as much at home here as you could do anywhere else. But I will not trouble you with more about the matter, as I am sure you will come to us whenever you can. . . . Ever believe me, dear Miss Ferrier, Yours very affectionately, A. SCOTT.
ANNE SCOTT TO S. E. F.
Abbotsford : T...hursday. Postmark : April 29, 1831.
My dear Miss Ferrier, Had I not well known how kind you are I would have written before this, but I am so sure of your pardon I shall make no apology. I have had much anxiety and very much to write, both for papa and also answering letters of enquiry, &c. Papa is recovering slowly, but mere acquaintance would think him quite well. In mind he has always been the same. In this last attack he has never lost it, but I think his speech is not quite right yet. Indeed, till it comes round the disease is still, I fear, hanging about him.
What to read after Memoir And Correspondence of Susan Ferrier 1782 1854?
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