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Endean, who was naturally not pleased at my inserting his name as the writer of an anonymous letter.
In September 1884 a very sad incident occurred while great rejoicings were being held to celebrate the " coming of 208 OTHER DAYS age " of my nephew, Ronald Leveson-Gower, at Tltsey Place, Surrey. There had been a dinner to the cottagers on Monday, and on Tuesday the tenantry were entertained by the Squire, Mr. Granville Leveson-Gower, when an address and handsome testimonial were presented by t...he tenants. On Wednesday there was a large gathering of the County at a garden party at Titsey, the Archbishop of Canterbury being among the guests. Alas, in the middle of these festivities a sudden gloom was cast by a telegram received, announcing the death of my nephew, the Hon. Gilbert Leigh, M. P. , in the Rocky Mountains, where he had gone for shooting. I offered at once to undertake the painful duty of bringing the body back to England. I telegraphed to Liverpool and found the Britannic had left for America.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Endean, who was naturally not pleased at my inserting his name as the writer of an anonymous letter.
In September 1884 a very sad incident occurred while great rejoicings were being held to celebrate the " coming of 208 OTHER DAYS age " of my nephew, Ronald Leveson-Gower, at Tltsey Place, Surrey. There had been a dinner to the cottagers on Monday, and on Tuesday the tenantry were entertained by the Squire, Mr. Granville Leveson-Gower, when an address and handsome testimonial were presented by t...he tenants. On Wednesday there was a large gathering of the County at a garden party at Titsey, the Archbishop of Canterbury being among the guests. Alas, in the middle of these festivities a sudden gloom was cast by a telegram received, announcing the death of my nephew, the Hon. Gilbert Leigh, M. P. , in the Rocky Mountains, where he had gone for shooting. I offered at once to undertake the painful duty of bringing the body back to England. I telegraphed to Liverpool and found the Britannic had left for America.
What to read after Other Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Wentworth Leigh to read onlineMoreLess
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