Scott's Monthly Magazine
Scott's Monthly Magazine
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** The Bille is rery dear to boyle thePfaite, but necessity hath noe Law I I am aA«id M*m: yon have forgot my Mantle, whkh you were to line with Musk Colour Satin, and all my other things, for yon send me noe Patterns, nor At»wer.
** Monsieur Lainey is going away. Pray send me word about your son GriflSUi, lorbte Majestic is mighty weil pleased that be will goe along It ith my Lord Duke. ....
. . . . The Duke brought down my Crochet of Diamonds, and I love it the bet- ter because he brought it ...My Sumley, and everie body else will tell you *tis the finest Thing that ever was seen.
^ Good Mm * speake to Mr. Beaver to come down too, that I may bespeake a Ring for the Duke of Grafton before he goes to France.
** I have continued extreme Ht ever since yon left me, and am soe stilt I have sent to London for a Doctor. I believe I shall die.
My service to the Duchess of Norfolk, and tell her I am as sick as her Grace, but do not know what I ayle allho she does. . .
Pray tell my Ladie WUliaroa that the Kind's Misstresses are accounted ill- paymasters, but ^ee shall have her mon^ the next day af\er I have the 8tiifie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
** The Bille is rery dear to boyle thePfaite, but necessity hath noe Law I I am aA«id M*m: yon have forgot my Mantle, whkh you were to line with Musk Colour Satin, and all my other things, for yon send me noe Patterns, nor At»wer.
** Monsieur Lainey is going away. Pray send me word about your son GriflSUi, lorbte Majestic is mighty weil pleased that be will goe along It ith my Lord Duke. ....
. . . . The Duke brought down my Crochet of Diamonds, and I love it the bet- ter because he brought it ...My Sumley, and everie body else will tell you *tis the finest Thing that ever was seen.
^ Good Mm * speake to Mr. Beaver to come down too, that I may bespeake a Ring for the Duke of Grafton before he goes to France.
** I have continued extreme Ht ever since yon left me, and am soe stilt I have sent to London for a Doctor. I believe I shall die.
My service to the Duchess of Norfolk, and tell her I am as sick as her Grace, but do not know what I ayle allho she does. . .
Pray tell my Ladie WUliaroa that the Kind's Misstresses are accounted ill- paymasters, but ^ee shall have her mon^ the next day af\er I have the 8tiifie.
What to read after Scott's Monthly Magazine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J William J Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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