The Life And Letters of Elizabeth Prentiss ..
The Life And Letters of Elizabeth Prentiss ..
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They're all horrid (except you), but we can't do without 'em.
What I went through at lonely Genevrier !
" Oh Solitude, where are the charms That ssiges have seen in thy face ! " We took it for granted that you would settle in some Ger- man city, near old friends ; it is true, they mayn't be all you want, but anything is better than nothing, and you would stag- nate and moulder all away at Vevay. What is there there ?
Why, a lake and some mountains, and you can't spend a year staring at them. We...ll, I dare say light will be let in upon you.
I hope A. will behave herself ; you must rule it over her with a rod of iron (as if you could ! ), and make her stand round.
Her going plunges us into a new world of care and anxiety and tribulation ; we have thrust our children out into, or on to, the great ocean, and are about ready to sink with them. If I could sit down and cry, it would do me lots of good, but I can't. Then how am I to spare my twin-boy, and my A. and my M. ? Who is to keep me well snubbed ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They're all horrid (except you), but we can't do without 'em.
What I went through at lonely Genevrier !
" Oh Solitude, where are the charms That ssiges have seen in thy face ! " We took it for granted that you would settle in some Ger- man city, near old friends ; it is true, they mayn't be all you want, but anything is better than nothing, and you would stag- nate and moulder all away at Vevay. What is there there ?
Why, a lake and some mountains, and you can't spend a year staring at them. We...ll, I dare say light will be let in upon you.
I hope A. will behave herself ; you must rule it over her with a rod of iron (as if you could ! ), and make her stand round.
Her going plunges us into a new world of care and anxiety and tribulation ; we have thrust our children out into, or on to, the great ocean, and are about ready to sink with them. If I could sit down and cry, it would do me lots of good, but I can't. Then how am I to spare my twin-boy, and my A. and my M. ? Who is to keep me well snubbed ?
What to read after The Life And Letters of Elizabeth Prentiss ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Elizabeth Prentiss to read onlineMoreLess
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