New Letters And Memorials of Jane Welsh Carlyle
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Welsh* called yesterday . . . John [Welsh] came to take his Mother home, and bid me good-bye. His cough was worse than I ever heard it, and his spirits at the lowest. ... It is the same cough, the same haggard, exhausted look, that I never knew in any of the Family (and I have known it often enough!) end otherwise than fatally. Well, our Family is destined to vanish from the face of the earth, it would seem! And yet it was a Family with some high quality in it! Health superadded, it might have ...gone far! And what then?
. . . Mr. S called the night we were going to the Station; and called again yesterday for your address and Dr. Carlyle's. Something else wanted! They gave me tea at Hampstead, and strawberries without cream; the tea was like the washings with soda of a dirty old metal teapot; but the cups and saucers were of the finest French china; and the cake was served up on silver, and the butter was in a lordly dish. . . .
Ever yours, J. W". Carlyle.
LETTER 186 To T. Carlyle, The Gill, Annan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Welsh* called yesterday . . . John [Welsh] came to take his Mother home, and bid me good-bye. His cough was worse than I ever heard it, and his spirits at the lowest. ... It is the same cough, the same haggard, exhausted look, that I never knew in any of the Family (and I have known it often enough!) end otherwise than fatally. Well, our Family is destined to vanish from the face of the earth, it would seem! And yet it was a Family with some high quality in it! Health superadded, it might have ...gone far! And what then?
. . . Mr. S called the night we were going to the Station; and called again yesterday for your address and Dr. Carlyle's. Something else wanted! They gave me tea at Hampstead, and strawberries without cream; the tea was like the washings with soda of a dirty old metal teapot; but the cups and saucers were of the finest French china; and the cake was served up on silver, and the butter was in a lordly dish. . . .
Ever yours, J. W". Carlyle.
LETTER 186 To T. Carlyle, The Gill, Annan.
What to read after New Letters And Memorials of Jane Welsh Carlyle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Welsh Carlyle to read onlineMoreLess
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