The Life And Letters of Elizabeth Prentiss
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With him, asI could not go. They came back in ecstasies, and have both set theirhearts so on taking it that I should not at all wonder if that should bethe end. We left some of our things at Chateau d'Oex, fully expectingto return there, but this Vevay country seat with its cherry, apple andpear trees, its seclusion, its vicinity to reading-room and library, has quite disgusted George with the idea of spending another summer "enpension. " The family entertained G. And A. Very hospitably, gave t...hem alunch of bologna sausage, bread and butter, cake, wine and grapes, andabove all, the little girls gave A. Two little Guinea pigs, which youmay imagine filled her with delight. The whole affair was very agreeableto her, as she had not spoken to a child (save M. ) since we came toMontreux.
_January 3d, 1859. _--We read your letter, written at Bedford, with nolittle interest and sympathy. While we could not but rejoice that onemore saint had got safely and without a struggle home, we felt theexceeding disappointment you must have had in losing the last smile youcame so near receiving.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With him, asI could not go. They came back in ecstasies, and have both set theirhearts so on taking it that I should not at all wonder if that should bethe end. We left some of our things at Chateau d'Oex, fully expectingto return there, but this Vevay country seat with its cherry, apple andpear trees, its seclusion, its vicinity to reading-room and library, has quite disgusted George with the idea of spending another summer "enpension. " The family entertained G. And A. Very hospitably, gave t...hem alunch of bologna sausage, bread and butter, cake, wine and grapes, andabove all, the little girls gave A. Two little Guinea pigs, which youmay imagine filled her with delight. The whole affair was very agreeableto her, as she had not spoken to a child (save M. ) since we came toMontreux.
_January 3d, 1859. _--We read your letter, written at Bedford, with nolittle interest and sympathy. While we could not but rejoice that onemore saint had got safely and without a struggle home, we felt theexceeding disappointment you must have had in losing the last smile youcame so near receiving.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Prentiss George L. to read onlineMoreLess
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