The Life of Charles Dickens
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It's a Saturday. If it should ' be fine dry weather, or anything like it, will you meet us ' at Rochester, and stop there two or three days to see all Wish to rerisit ' the lions in the surrounding country ? Think of this, scenes of ' ... If you'll arrange to come, I'U have the carriage down, ' and Topping ; and, supposing news from Glasgow don't 'interfere with us, which I fervently hope it will not, I 'will ensure that we have miich enjoyment.' Three days later than that which announced his r...esolve, the subject was resumed. ' I wrote to Chapman 'and HaU asking them what they thought of it, and ' saying I meant to keep a note-book, and publish it for Proposed book about 'half a guinea or thereabouts, on my return. ihey the States.
' instantly sent the warmest possible reply, and said they 'had taken it for granted I would go, and had been ' speaking of it only the day before. I have begged them 'to make every enquiry about the fares, cabins, berths, ' and times of sailing ; and I shall make a great effort to 'take Kate and the children.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It's a Saturday. If it should ' be fine dry weather, or anything like it, will you meet us ' at Rochester, and stop there two or three days to see all Wish to rerisit ' the lions in the surrounding country ? Think of this, scenes of ' ... If you'll arrange to come, I'U have the carriage down, ' and Topping ; and, supposing news from Glasgow don't 'interfere with us, which I fervently hope it will not, I 'will ensure that we have miich enjoyment.' Three days later than that which announced his r...esolve, the subject was resumed. ' I wrote to Chapman 'and HaU asking them what they thought of it, and ' saying I meant to keep a note-book, and publish it for Proposed book about 'half a guinea or thereabouts, on my return. ihey the States.
' instantly sent the warmest possible reply, and said they 'had taken it for granted I would go, and had been ' speaking of it only the day before. I have begged them 'to make every enquiry about the fares, cabins, berths, ' and times of sailing ; and I shall make a great effort to 'take Kate and the children.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forster, John, 1812-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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