The History of the Evelyn Family With a Special Memoir of William John Evelyn
The History of the Evelyn Family With a Special Memoir of William John Evelyn
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We were ten days on the journey to Paris as we found it impossible to travel fast. I am certainly better than when I left Richmond altho' still far from well ; & as this is the first letter I have written for three months I hope you will excuse its being a short one. We shall probably remain here a few days longer and then proceed on our journey to the south. Charles wrote to you on our arrival at Calais which letter he hopes you received. He and the dear children are quite well, and with their... best love to you.
" Believe me.
Your affectionate daughter, Frances Rowley. " Her husband married, secondly, Peroline, only child of M. Marcowitz, but had no children by her. By his first wife he had several children. Charles Evelyn Rowley, the eldest son, born June 30, 1824, was a captain in the Navy. He married, but left no children. Albert Evelyn Rowley, the second son, was killed in the trenches before Sebastopol, October 16, 1854. Another son died young. Louisa Rowley, the eldest daughter, died in 1840, aged fifteen, from a fall from a precipice in Switzerland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We were ten days on the journey to Paris as we found it impossible to travel fast. I am certainly better than when I left Richmond altho' still far from well ; & as this is the first letter I have written for three months I hope you will excuse its being a short one. We shall probably remain here a few days longer and then proceed on our journey to the south. Charles wrote to you on our arrival at Calais which letter he hopes you received. He and the dear children are quite well, and with their... best love to you.
" Believe me.
Your affectionate daughter, Frances Rowley. " Her husband married, secondly, Peroline, only child of M. Marcowitz, but had no children by her. By his first wife he had several children. Charles Evelyn Rowley, the eldest son, born June 30, 1824, was a captain in the Navy. He married, but left no children. Albert Evelyn Rowley, the second son, was killed in the trenches before Sebastopol, October 16, 1854. Another son died young. Louisa Rowley, the eldest daughter, died in 1840, aged fifteen, from a fall from a precipice in Switzerland.
What to read after The History of the Evelyn Family With a Special Memoir of William John Evelyn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Evelyn to read onlineMoreLess
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