The Letters of Lord Nelson to Lady Hamilton, Vol. I.
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If you like, you may tell him about the entailing of the pension: but, perhaps, he will be so much taken up with Canterbury, that it will dofor some dull evening at Hilborough.
I shall now stop, till I have been on board the Admiral. Only, tellMrs. T. That I will write her the first safe opportunity; I am notsure of this.
I shall direct to Merton, after June 1st. Therefore, as you change, make Davison take a direction to Nepean; but, I would not trouble himwith too many directions, for fear of ...embroil.
May 23d.
We were close in with Brest, yesterday; and found, by a frigate, thatAdmiral Cornwallis had a rendezvous at sea. Thither we went; but, tothis hour, cannot find him.
It blows strong. What wind we are losing! If I cannot find theAdmiral by six o'clock, we must all go into the Amphion, and leavethe Victory, to my great mortification. So much for the wisdom of mysuperiors.
I keep my letter open to the last: for, I still hope; as, I am sure, there is no good reason for my not going out in the Victory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you like, you may tell him about the entailing of the pension: but, perhaps, he will be so much taken up with Canterbury, that it will dofor some dull evening at Hilborough.
I shall now stop, till I have been on board the Admiral. Only, tellMrs. T. That I will write her the first safe opportunity; I am notsure of this.
I shall direct to Merton, after June 1st. Therefore, as you change, make Davison take a direction to Nepean; but, I would not trouble himwith too many directions, for fear of ...embroil.
May 23d.
We were close in with Brest, yesterday; and found, by a frigate, thatAdmiral Cornwallis had a rendezvous at sea. Thither we went; but, tothis hour, cannot find him.
It blows strong. What wind we are losing! If I cannot find theAdmiral by six o'clock, we must all go into the Amphion, and leavethe Victory, to my great mortification. So much for the wisdom of mysuperiors.
I keep my letter open to the last: for, I still hope; as, I am sure, there is no good reason for my not going out in the Victory.
What to read after The Letters of Lord Nelson to Lady Hamilton, Vol. I.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nelson Horatio to read onlineMoreLess
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