Memoirs of Richard Lovell Edgeworth, Esq.
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I have besides, in my own appeal, touched upon some general subjects of Irish politics. Mr. Johnson 348 MEMOIRS OF will send you a copy as soon as it is printed, but I do not insist upon your reading it.
" In one of your letters some time ago, you advised us to read Dugald Stewart, and to write upon education. Stewart we have read with great profit and pleasure, and we are writing upon edu- cation. Maria recurs frequently to your authority in a chapter on "attention," and has, I think — pardon ...my paternal partiality, managed your gigantic weapons with as much adroitness, as could be expected from a dwarf. Your new terms in Zoonomia require to be mouthed frequently to make them familiar ; and in conversa- tion we sometimes forget our grammar. She would write to ask you some questions, if she dared.
" I find my paper growing scant, and I had a great many things to say to you.
" I am to thank you for saving the eyes of a valuable horse ; he Avas young. I had bred him. 'Till I read Zoonomia, I could not account for the frequent inflammation of his eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have besides, in my own appeal, touched upon some general subjects of Irish politics. Mr. Johnson 348 MEMOIRS OF will send you a copy as soon as it is printed, but I do not insist upon your reading it.
" In one of your letters some time ago, you advised us to read Dugald Stewart, and to write upon education. Stewart we have read with great profit and pleasure, and we are writing upon edu- cation. Maria recurs frequently to your authority in a chapter on "attention," and has, I think — pardon ...my paternal partiality, managed your gigantic weapons with as much adroitness, as could be expected from a dwarf. Your new terms in Zoonomia require to be mouthed frequently to make them familiar ; and in conversa- tion we sometimes forget our grammar. She would write to ask you some questions, if she dared.
" I find my paper growing scant, and I had a great many things to say to you.
" I am to thank you for saving the eyes of a valuable horse ; he Avas young. I had bred him. 'Till I read Zoonomia, I could not account for the frequent inflammation of his eyes.
What to read after Memoirs of Richard Lovell Edgeworth, Esq.?
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