The Letters of Lady Burghersh (Afterwards Countess of Westmorland) From Germany And France During the Campaign of 1813-14;
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You have often read of General , of the Cossacks, who is in his own opinion a beauty and a great man a bonnes fortunes. In the opinion of others he is the greatest robber in existence, and the most disgusting /an/aron I ever saw!
What fun we should have if you were here with me, and how little writing answers to one's feelings. We received two days ago Lord Wellington's de- spatches, from Saint Pd. He is quite as much appreciated here as in England. . . .
I must leave you to go and dress for di...nner at the Chancellor Hardenberg's.
96 Lady Burghersh's Journal December ii . . . The things you have sent to C.
Stewart for me are sure of being safe. . . .
Thank you for them a thousand times.
Mushn gowns are sure of being admired.
Cambric muslin and fine calico are thought magnificent, and all kinds of English jewellery run after, beyond what you can conceive. I never go out without having my bracelets, rings, &c., looked at and handed round. ... I see Lord Byron has published a new poem. Pray send it to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You have often read of General , of the Cossacks, who is in his own opinion a beauty and a great man a bonnes fortunes. In the opinion of others he is the greatest robber in existence, and the most disgusting /an/aron I ever saw!
What fun we should have if you were here with me, and how little writing answers to one's feelings. We received two days ago Lord Wellington's de- spatches, from Saint Pd. He is quite as much appreciated here as in England. . . .
I must leave you to go and dress for di...nner at the Chancellor Hardenberg's.
96 Lady Burghersh's Journal December ii . . . The things you have sent to C.
Stewart for me are sure of being safe. . . .
Thank you for them a thousand times.
Mushn gowns are sure of being admired.
Cambric muslin and fine calico are thought magnificent, and all kinds of English jewellery run after, beyond what you can conceive. I never go out without having my bracelets, rings, &c., looked at and handed round. ... I see Lord Byron has published a new poem. Pray send it to me.
What to read after The Letters of Lady Burghersh (Afterwards Countess of Westmorland) From Germany And France During the Campaign of 1813-14;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Westmorland, Priscilla Anne Wellesley Pole Fane, Countess Of, 1793-1879 to read onlineMoreLess
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