The Life And Letters of James Wolfe
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For a week the King hesitated over approving the verdict, but eventually acquiesced.
Before the Christmas holidays, according to his practice when- ever possible, Wolfe rejoined his parents, who were then at Bath. The General was seriously considering taking a house at that fashionable resort. His fighting days were over, and gout crept upon him apace. While at Bath, Wolfe is deeply interested in the progress of his new regiment, and delighted to get letters from one of the trustiest of his cap...tains, Henry Parr, then recruiting at Wigan, Lancashire. Parr writes to tell him he is meeting with extra success owing to the reputation Wolfe has, by his late conduct, gained for himself.
To Captain Parr.
Bath, 29M December, 1757.
Dear Parr, — I must proceed in a regular way to answer your letters, but concisely, because, like other great men, I have many to answer, and much business upon my hands. I have always time enough to read a friend's letter, therefore pray no attempt hereafter to excuse yourself from writing upon the supposition that I have not leisure to read.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For a week the King hesitated over approving the verdict, but eventually acquiesced.
Before the Christmas holidays, according to his practice when- ever possible, Wolfe rejoined his parents, who were then at Bath. The General was seriously considering taking a house at that fashionable resort. His fighting days were over, and gout crept upon him apace. While at Bath, Wolfe is deeply interested in the progress of his new regiment, and delighted to get letters from one of the trustiest of his cap...tains, Henry Parr, then recruiting at Wigan, Lancashire. Parr writes to tell him he is meeting with extra success owing to the reputation Wolfe has, by his late conduct, gained for himself.
To Captain Parr.
Bath, 29M December, 1757.
Dear Parr, — I must proceed in a regular way to answer your letters, but concisely, because, like other great men, I have many to answer, and much business upon my hands. I have always time enough to read a friend's letter, therefore pray no attempt hereafter to excuse yourself from writing upon the supposition that I have not leisure to read.
What to read after The Life And Letters of James Wolfe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beckles Willson to read onlineMoreLess
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