The Life of Paul Jones From Original Documents in the Possession of John Henry
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" I am deeply concerned in all that respects your happiness, I therefore have been, and am much affected at some words that fell, in private conversation, from Mademoiselle Edes the evening I left Versailles. I am afraid that you are less happy than I wish, and am sure you deserve to be. I am composing a cipher for a key to our future correspondence, so that you will be able 156 THE LIFE OF to write to me very freely and without risk. It is^ a small dictionary of particular words, with a number... annexed to each of them. In our letters we will write sometimes the corresponding num ber instead of the word, so that the meaning can never be understood, until the corresponding words are interlined over the numbers.
" I beseech you to accept the within lock. I am sorry that it is now eighteen inches shorter than it was three months ago. If I could send you my heart itself, or any thing else that could afford you pleasure, it would be my happiness to do it. Before I had the honour of seeing you, I wished to comply with the invitation of my lodge; and I need not add, that I have since formed stronger reasons that have impelled me to seek after the means of visiting France again as soon as possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I am deeply concerned in all that respects your happiness, I therefore have been, and am much affected at some words that fell, in private conversation, from Mademoiselle Edes the evening I left Versailles. I am afraid that you are less happy than I wish, and am sure you deserve to be. I am composing a cipher for a key to our future correspondence, so that you will be able 156 THE LIFE OF to write to me very freely and without risk. It is^ a small dictionary of particular words, with a number... annexed to each of them. In our letters we will write sometimes the corresponding num ber instead of the word, so that the meaning can never be understood, until the corresponding words are interlined over the numbers.
" I beseech you to accept the within lock. I am sorry that it is now eighteen inches shorter than it was three months ago. If I could send you my heart itself, or any thing else that could afford you pleasure, it would be my happiness to do it. Before I had the honour of seeing you, I wished to comply with the invitation of my lodge; and I need not add, that I have since formed stronger reasons that have impelled me to seek after the means of visiting France again as soon as possible.
What to read after The Life of Paul Jones From Original Documents in the Possession of John Henry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Henry Sherburne to read onlineMoreLess
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