The Life of Edward Fitz Gerald
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Fitz-Gerald had given full instructions for 223 The Life of the journey, and Carlyle decided to leave Shoreditch Station at 1 1 a.m., being due at Ipswich about 2. There E. F.-G. met him, and, after looking about the old town, at Carlyle's desire they drove direct to Farlin- gay Hall. Carlyle brought books with him, gave all parties a good hint that he wished sometimes to be left, alone, as he was used to several hours of solitude every *day, and did not grow weary of it, though he was willing ...to be driven to any place Fitz- Gerald recommended. The two friends journeyed together to have a look at Aldeburgh, at the ruined city of Dunwich, and at the famous castle of Framlingham.
The day after his arrival, Fitz- Gerald marched his visitor off to Bredfield Rectory to be introduced to the Rev. Georgfe Crabbe, and thither they afterwards went two or three days in succession, Carlyle was de- lighted with the frank and hearty manner of the parson, and was pleased to have a talk with his eldest daughter, a clever 224 Edward Fitz-Gerald woman, a great reader who could recollect what she read, though she always gave her opinion very modestly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fitz-Gerald had given full instructions for 223 The Life of the journey, and Carlyle decided to leave Shoreditch Station at 1 1 a.m., being due at Ipswich about 2. There E. F.-G. met him, and, after looking about the old town, at Carlyle's desire they drove direct to Farlin- gay Hall. Carlyle brought books with him, gave all parties a good hint that he wished sometimes to be left, alone, as he was used to several hours of solitude every *day, and did not grow weary of it, though he was willing ...to be driven to any place Fitz- Gerald recommended. The two friends journeyed together to have a look at Aldeburgh, at the ruined city of Dunwich, and at the famous castle of Framlingham.
The day after his arrival, Fitz- Gerald marched his visitor off to Bredfield Rectory to be introduced to the Rev. Georgfe Crabbe, and thither they afterwards went two or three days in succession, Carlyle was de- lighted with the frank and hearty manner of the parson, and was pleased to have a talk with his eldest daughter, a clever 224 Edward Fitz-Gerald woman, a great reader who could recollect what she read, though she always gave her opinion very modestly.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Glyde to read onlineMoreLess
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