The Life of the Honourable Mrs Norton
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Norton's own letter is as follows : " Frampton, Dorchester, a April 2i.
" Dear Mrs. Shelley, " I suppose Lord Melbourne proposes to make the Royal Bounty Fund available in the case of poor Mrs. Godwin, as in others where it has been difficult to arrange what should be done where a pension is impossible. Do not suppose that any worries of my own would ever prevent my doing what I could for any one, far less for you, of whom, though I know comparatively little, I have heard and thought a great de...al. I shall be at my brother Brinsley's in Grosvenor Place to-morrow and during the week, so if you wish to address me a line on the subject of your petition to Lord Melbourne, it will find me there. But, indeed, I think you should want no advocate in such a cause, and if you do, there cannot be a better than yourself, the winning frankness of whose manner would please him, as I remember it enchanted me.
"If you see Trelawny, remember me to him, and say that I have executed his wish with more alacrity than he has done mine ; and that I wish him to send my sketch-book, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Norton's own letter is as follows : " Frampton, Dorchester, a April 2i.
" Dear Mrs. Shelley, " I suppose Lord Melbourne proposes to make the Royal Bounty Fund available in the case of poor Mrs. Godwin, as in others where it has been difficult to arrange what should be done where a pension is impossible. Do not suppose that any worries of my own would ever prevent my doing what I could for any one, far less for you, of whom, though I know comparatively little, I have heard and thought a great de...al. I shall be at my brother Brinsley's in Grosvenor Place to-morrow and during the week, so if you wish to address me a line on the subject of your petition to Lord Melbourne, it will find me there. But, indeed, I think you should want no advocate in such a cause, and if you do, there cannot be a better than yourself, the winning frankness of whose manner would please him, as I remember it enchanted me.
"If you see Trelawny, remember me to him, and say that I have executed his wish with more alacrity than he has done mine ; and that I wish him to send my sketch-book, etc.
What to read after The Life of the Honourable Mrs Norton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Gray Perkins to read onlineMoreLess
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