Thackeray's Works 22
Thackeray's Works 22
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*' [His Majesty will be] eighty-two years of age on his next birthday. The Court prepares to celebrate it with a great feast Mr. Prior is in a sad way about their refusing at home to send him his plate. All here admired my Lord Viscount's portrait, and said it was a masterpiece of Rigaud. Have you seen it ? It is [at the Lady Castlewood's house in Kensington Square]. I think no English painter could produce such a piece.
'* Our poor friend the Abb^ hath been at the Bastile, but is now transport...ed to the Conciei^rie [where his friends may visit him. They are to ask for] a remission of his sentence soon. Let us hope the poor rogue will have repented in prison.
'* [The Lord Castlewood] has had the affair of the plate made up, and departs for England.
'* Is not this a dull letter ? I have a cursed headache with drinking with Mat and some more over-night, and tipsy or sober am " Thine ever .*' All this letter, save some dozen of words which I have put above between brackets, was mere idle talk, though the substance of the letter was as important as any letter well could be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*' [His Majesty will be] eighty-two years of age on his next birthday. The Court prepares to celebrate it with a great feast Mr. Prior is in a sad way about their refusing at home to send him his plate. All here admired my Lord Viscount's portrait, and said it was a masterpiece of Rigaud. Have you seen it ? It is [at the Lady Castlewood's house in Kensington Square]. I think no English painter could produce such a piece.
'* Our poor friend the Abb^ hath been at the Bastile, but is now transport...ed to the Conciei^rie [where his friends may visit him. They are to ask for] a remission of his sentence soon. Let us hope the poor rogue will have repented in prison.
'* [The Lord Castlewood] has had the affair of the plate made up, and departs for England.
'* Is not this a dull letter ? I have a cursed headache with drinking with Mat and some more over-night, and tipsy or sober am " Thine ever .*' All this letter, save some dozen of words which I have put above between brackets, was mere idle talk, though the substance of the letter was as important as any letter well could be.
What to read after Thackeray's Works 22?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thackeray, William Makepeace, 1811-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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