Memoirs, Journal, And Correspondence
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Our passage from Dover to Calais was but three hours and a half, and I was as sick as need be ; but the journey hither (we are within seventy or eighty miles of Paris) has quite set me up again : and I assure you, my own dears at home, that pleasant as this journey promises to be, I look forward to a stiU pleasanter one after it, in my trip to you all in Dublin.
God bless my own darling mother. Wherever I am, yours ever affectionately, Tom.
124 LETTEES. C^TAT. 38.
[No. 379.] To Mr. Power.
Paris..., August 7. 1817.
My dear Sir, Thougli I have hardly one minute for writing, and Bessy always claims the little minute I have, yet, as I promised you should hear from me, here goes ! Paris is the most delightful world of a place I ever could have imagined ; and, really, if I can persuade Bessy to the measure, it is my intention to come and live here for two or three years.
You must come and see it. Stevenson is not in very high force here ; the ice is too cold for his stomach, and he can- not get whisky-punch for love or money — accordingly he droops.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our passage from Dover to Calais was but three hours and a half, and I was as sick as need be ; but the journey hither (we are within seventy or eighty miles of Paris) has quite set me up again : and I assure you, my own dears at home, that pleasant as this journey promises to be, I look forward to a stiU pleasanter one after it, in my trip to you all in Dublin.
God bless my own darling mother. Wherever I am, yours ever affectionately, Tom.
124 LETTEES. C^TAT. 38.
[No. 379.] To Mr. Power.
Paris..., August 7. 1817.
My dear Sir, Thougli I have hardly one minute for writing, and Bessy always claims the little minute I have, yet, as I promised you should hear from me, here goes ! Paris is the most delightful world of a place I ever could have imagined ; and, really, if I can persuade Bessy to the measure, it is my intention to come and live here for two or three years.
You must come and see it. Stevenson is not in very high force here ; the ice is too cold for his stomach, and he can- not get whisky-punch for love or money — accordingly he droops.
What to read after Memoirs, Journal, And Correspondence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Loewy, Benno, 1854-1919. Fmo to read onlineMoreLess
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