Personal Recollections of the Life And Times With Extracts From the Corresponde
Personal Recollections of the Life And Times With Extracts From the Corresponde
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DOYLE.
The JKt. Rev. Bishop Doyle to Robert Cassidy, Carlow, February 19th, 1829.
My dear Sir I have just now arrived here from Dublin by Maryborough. I wished very much to stop, at least some hours, at Monasterevan, to pay my respects to your father, and 318 THE EDUCATION WAR.
speak with you on our political prospects; though, 'till the bill and the introductory speeches appear, we can only speculate. If they emancipate, as they ought, all things may go well.
I feel how much you have done in t...he matter of the legacy, and hope you will in a little time be enabled to complete it. I would have been surprised if Mr. Kavanagh had not caused you even useless trouble; for, at war with himself, he must give pain to others.
Old Nolan, as Lord Cloncurry properly enough calls him, is, and always was, a most unmanageable sort of being. I am not surprised at his misstatement. I hoped when I removed him from Lyons he would cease to give trouble ; but his habits were not formed but confirmed when I first knew him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DOYLE.
The JKt. Rev. Bishop Doyle to Robert Cassidy, Carlow, February 19th, 1829.
My dear Sir I have just now arrived here from Dublin by Maryborough. I wished very much to stop, at least some hours, at Monasterevan, to pay my respects to your father, and 318 THE EDUCATION WAR.
speak with you on our political prospects; though, 'till the bill and the introductory speeches appear, we can only speculate. If they emancipate, as they ought, all things may go well.
I feel how much you have done in t...he matter of the legacy, and hope you will in a little time be enabled to complete it. I would have been surprised if Mr. Kavanagh had not caused you even useless trouble; for, at war with himself, he must give pain to others.
Old Nolan, as Lord Cloncurry properly enough calls him, is, and always was, a most unmanageable sort of being. I am not surprised at his misstatement. I hoped when I removed him from Lyons he would cease to give trouble ; but his habits were not formed but confirmed when I first knew him.
What to read after Personal Recollections of the Life And Times With Extracts From the Corresponde?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Valentine Cloncurry to read onlineMoreLess
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