Shelley Memorials From Authentic Sources
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Friday. Do not think me imprudent in mentioning C. 's illness at ^NTaples. It is well to meet facts. They are as cunning as wicked. I have read over my letter : it is written in haste ; but it were as well that the first burst of feeling should be expressed. No letters.
From Shelley to Mrs. Shelley.
Thursday, Ravenna.
I have received your letter with that to Mrs. Hoppner. I do not wonder, my dearest friend, that you should have been moved. I was at first, but speedily regained the indifference ...which the opinion of anything or anybody, except our own consciences, amply merits, and day by day shall more receive from me. I have not recopied your letter — such a measure would destroy its authenticity — but have given it to Lord Byron, who has engaged to send it, with his own comments, to the Hoppners.
People do not hesitate, it seems, to make themselves panders and accomplices to slander ; for the Hoppners had exacted from Lord Byron that these accusations should be concealed from me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Friday. Do not think me imprudent in mentioning C. 's illness at ^NTaples. It is well to meet facts. They are as cunning as wicked. I have read over my letter : it is written in haste ; but it were as well that the first burst of feeling should be expressed. No letters.
From Shelley to Mrs. Shelley.
Thursday, Ravenna.
I have received your letter with that to Mrs. Hoppner. I do not wonder, my dearest friend, that you should have been moved. I was at first, but speedily regained the indifference ...which the opinion of anything or anybody, except our own consciences, amply merits, and day by day shall more receive from me. I have not recopied your letter — such a measure would destroy its authenticity — but have given it to Lord Byron, who has engaged to send it, with his own comments, to the Hoppners.
People do not hesitate, it seems, to make themselves panders and accomplices to slander ; for the Hoppners had exacted from Lord Byron that these accusations should be concealed from me.
What to read after Shelley Memorials From Authentic Sources?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Gibson Shelley to read onlineMoreLess
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