The Francis Letters volume 2
The Francis Letters volume 2
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.. I must not forget to inform you that I have begun learning to sing of Cimador, and like him very much. " HARRIET FRANCIS TO MARY JOHNSON. " MY DEAR MARY, ". .. We had a very pleasant chearful day at Mrs. Webbs on Wednesday, and in spite of the times a most Elegant and expensive Dinner. Only think of a couple of small Chickens costing 1 7 shillings and everything else dear in the same pro- portion. Thursday Elizabeth and I went with Mr. And Mrs. Tierney to see ' Deaf and Dumb, ' it is an inte...resting story and very well got up. Yesterday . . . Elizabeth, Philip, and I went early to Lady Palmerston's, in expectation of seeing Lady Hamilton, but we were disappointed she was 111 and did not go. . .. I am to dine early with Mrs. Webb and go i8oi] TIbe ff rands Xetters 471 with her to the Magdalen. I wish you could be of our party, you would be very much pleased and affected by it. . . . " Farewell dearest Marie, H. F. " THE SAME TO THE SAME. " SHEEN, "Sunday Evening. " Lord Palmerston came to Dinner, and Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.. I must not forget to inform you that I have begun learning to sing of Cimador, and like him very much. " HARRIET FRANCIS TO MARY JOHNSON. " MY DEAR MARY, ". .. We had a very pleasant chearful day at Mrs. Webbs on Wednesday, and in spite of the times a most Elegant and expensive Dinner. Only think of a couple of small Chickens costing 1 7 shillings and everything else dear in the same pro- portion. Thursday Elizabeth and I went with Mr. And Mrs. Tierney to see ' Deaf and Dumb, ' it is an inte...resting story and very well got up. Yesterday . . . Elizabeth, Philip, and I went early to Lady Palmerston's, in expectation of seeing Lady Hamilton, but we were disappointed she was 111 and did not go. . .. I am to dine early with Mrs. Webb and go i8oi] TIbe ff rands Xetters 471 with her to the Magdalen. I wish you could be of our party, you would be very much pleased and affected by it. . . . " Farewell dearest Marie, H. F. " THE SAME TO THE SAME. " SHEEN, "Sunday Evening. " Lord Palmerston came to Dinner, and Mr.
What to read after The Francis Letters volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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