Speeches By Sir Edward Clarke Chiefly Forensic
Speeches By Sir Edward Clarke Chiefly Forensic
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But she had made one other friend. By the introduction of Mrs. Nichols, she made the personal acquaintance of Annie Walker ; and Annie Walker, who has spent with her four weeks before her confinement, and spent with her those other three weeks when the disappointed mother the mother without a child was gradually recovering strength from the painful illness which had tried and torn her Mrs. Walker had undoubtedly conceived for her an affectionate friendship, and the poor woman, so to speak in th...e solitude of her life, had taken to her friendship this hired companion of her hours of suffering ; and from time to time Annie Walker went to see her, and gave her portrait to her, and seems to have been attracted by her character and her disposition. At all events, there was nothing in her or about her that alienated a woman's affection from her, and prevented that affection becoming habit- ual and constant.
Now, the question of the marital relations of Mr. And Mrs. Bartlett is remarkable, and is a very curious question, and it is one which connects itself, in my judgment, very much with this woman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But she had made one other friend. By the introduction of Mrs. Nichols, she made the personal acquaintance of Annie Walker ; and Annie Walker, who has spent with her four weeks before her confinement, and spent with her those other three weeks when the disappointed mother the mother without a child was gradually recovering strength from the painful illness which had tried and torn her Mrs. Walker had undoubtedly conceived for her an affectionate friendship, and the poor woman, so to speak in th...e solitude of her life, had taken to her friendship this hired companion of her hours of suffering ; and from time to time Annie Walker went to see her, and gave her portrait to her, and seems to have been attracted by her character and her disposition. At all events, there was nothing in her or about her that alienated a woman's affection from her, and prevented that affection becoming habit- ual and constant.
Now, the question of the marital relations of Mr. And Mrs. Bartlett is remarkable, and is a very curious question, and it is one which connects itself, in my judgment, very much with this woman.
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