The Emigrants, &c., Or, the History of An Expatriated Family : Being a Delineation of English Manners, Drawn From Real Characters V.1
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I am truly your- LET- HO THE EMIGRANTS, LETTER XIV.
Mifs Caroline to Mrs. F- Pittfburg, oa.
My Dear Sister, AS George fets out this evening for Philadelphia, I embrace with the greateft pleafare the opportunity of complying with my promife.
Every feafon has its charms, and every pleafure its alloy ; but I fhall ever feel the fenfations of forrow when I look toward the eaft, particularly as it will always afford me the image of my kind Eliza, in a diftant profpective; and while my heart eagerly ...pants after the fubftance, I mall be tanta- lized with the fhadow.
O cruel fate 1 how hard is the fituation of poor Caroline ? — Every day brings frefh x proofs I THE EMIGRANTS. Ill proofs to her that the lofs of her Eliza is irreparable.
1 here is fomething in the decrees of heaven which forbids us to examine too nicely into the objecl of Providence ; but how can I forbear complaining, when I feem to (land infulated and deferted, at a time I want mod the advice and fupport of my once kind protectrefs ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am truly your- LET- HO THE EMIGRANTS, LETTER XIV.
Mifs Caroline to Mrs. F- Pittfburg, oa.
My Dear Sister, AS George fets out this evening for Philadelphia, I embrace with the greateft pleafare the opportunity of complying with my promife.
Every feafon has its charms, and every pleafure its alloy ; but I fhall ever feel the fenfations of forrow when I look toward the eaft, particularly as it will always afford me the image of my kind Eliza, in a diftant profpective; and while my heart eagerly ...pants after the fubftance, I mall be tanta- lized with the fhadow.
O cruel fate 1 how hard is the fituation of poor Caroline ? — Every day brings frefh x proofs I THE EMIGRANTS. Ill proofs to her that the lofs of her Eliza is irreparable.
1 here is fomething in the decrees of heaven which forbids us to examine too nicely into the objecl of Providence ; but how can I forbear complaining, when I feem to (land infulated and deferted, at a time I want mod the advice and fupport of my once kind protectrefs ?
What to read after The Emigrants, &c., Or, the History of An Expatriated Family : Being a Delineation of English Manners, Drawn From Real Characters V.1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wollstonecraft, Mary, 1759-1797 to read onlineMoreLess
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