Memoir of Amelia Opie
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119 an account of the average expense of the esta- blishment per week, to the fund collected by poor's- rates ; he thinks it not more than 2s. And a few pence each person. This gentleman called to tell me that what I had given, with a little added, would give the poor people a treat of cake and tea at five, next fourth day, and asked me to go and see them enjoy it. It was kindly meant, but I should think it ostentatious Went to the shore to see the Mount by moonlight. I saw that poor young Iris...hman, A-, at No. 1, walking to-day, and I met him. He looks thinner and weaker, but his colour grows more and more bril- liant. How I wish I dare speak to him, and ask him how he does. He comes from the north of Ireland. It is a comfort his brother is with him. (22nd. ) My last day at Penzance. I felt quitting a spot so endeared to me by hours of refreshing, and, I trust, beneficial solitude. A pleasing note from poor young B. A. , (the lame invalid I saw daily from my window, ) returning my books, and regretting my departure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
119 an account of the average expense of the esta- blishment per week, to the fund collected by poor's- rates ; he thinks it not more than 2s. And a few pence each person. This gentleman called to tell me that what I had given, with a little added, would give the poor people a treat of cake and tea at five, next fourth day, and asked me to go and see them enjoy it. It was kindly meant, but I should think it ostentatious Went to the shore to see the Mount by moonlight. I saw that poor young Iris...hman, A-, at No. 1, walking to-day, and I met him. He looks thinner and weaker, but his colour grows more and more bril- liant. How I wish I dare speak to him, and ask him how he does. He comes from the north of Ireland. It is a comfort his brother is with him. (22nd. ) My last day at Penzance. I felt quitting a spot so endeared to me by hours of refreshing, and, I trust, beneficial solitude. A pleasing note from poor young B. A. , (the lame invalid I saw daily from my window, ) returning my books, and regretting my departure.
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