The Journals of Lady Knightley of Fawsley
The Journals of Lady Knightley of Fawsley
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I came up for a lark, combined with G. F. S. Council, spent the whole day on the committee, dined with the old Duchess, and went to a charming party at Nora's.
" February 22. Again spent most of the day at the G. F. S. Council, dined with Lord Leven, and went to parties at Polly Ridley's and Mrs. Brand's. I sat between Lord Reay and Sir Stafford Northcote, who was particularly pleasant. He lamented, as Lord Strathnairn does, the failure to establish concurrent endowment in Ireland, when the Iri...sh Church was disestablished, and declares that Parnell was really hiding in London when supposed to be in Paris, and only crossed the Channel when Biggar and Dillon went to fetch him back, upon which some strong language ensued. He does not like the new r rules himself, and declares that Lord Beaconsfield gravely says, when asked a difficult question, that he shall look in Tancred. There was a great deal of snow in London, and it was bitterly cold, but I enjoyed the change after our quiet life here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I came up for a lark, combined with G. F. S. Council, spent the whole day on the committee, dined with the old Duchess, and went to a charming party at Nora's.
" February 22. Again spent most of the day at the G. F. S. Council, dined with Lord Leven, and went to parties at Polly Ridley's and Mrs. Brand's. I sat between Lord Reay and Sir Stafford Northcote, who was particularly pleasant. He lamented, as Lord Strathnairn does, the failure to establish concurrent endowment in Ireland, when the Iri...sh Church was disestablished, and declares that Parnell was really hiding in London when supposed to be in Paris, and only crossed the Channel when Biggar and Dillon went to fetch him back, upon which some strong language ensued. He does not like the new r rules himself, and declares that Lord Beaconsfield gravely says, when asked a difficult question, that he shall look in Tancred. There was a great deal of snow in London, and it was bitterly cold, but I enjoyed the change after our quiet life here.
What to read after The Journals of Lady Knightley of Fawsley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louisa Mary Bowater Knightley Knightley to read onlineMoreLess
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