The Lives And Portraits of Remarkable Characters 1
The Lives And Portraits of Remarkable Characters 1
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Elwes never spared it.
The ladies were so overjoyed--«o thankful-— ^ so much trouble and expense l-^-what returns could they make f " To ease their consciences on diis head, an old Irish gentleman, their neighbour^ who knew Mr. Elwes's mode of travelling, wrote these words : ^ My dears, is it expence you are talking off Send him mxpemoB and he gains iwo-pemee by the journey." Mr. Elwes, firom his father, had inherited some property ui houses, in London ; particu- larly idbout the Haynuirket, no...t far from which he drew his first breath— 4br, by his register, it appears he was bom in St. James's parish. To this property he began now to add, by engage- ments with (me of the Adams's, about building, which he increased from year to year to a very large extent. Great part of Mary-le-bone soon called him her founder. Portland-place and PortmanHMjuare, the riding-houses and stables of the second troop of life-guardsi and buildings JOHH BLWESy B8Q* W too numerous to name, all rose out of his pocket.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Elwes never spared it.
The ladies were so overjoyed--«o thankful-— ^ so much trouble and expense l-^-what returns could they make f " To ease their consciences on diis head, an old Irish gentleman, their neighbour^ who knew Mr. Elwes's mode of travelling, wrote these words : ^ My dears, is it expence you are talking off Send him mxpemoB and he gains iwo-pemee by the journey." Mr. Elwes, firom his father, had inherited some property ui houses, in London ; particu- larly idbout the Haynuirket, no...t far from which he drew his first breath— 4br, by his register, it appears he was bom in St. James's parish. To this property he began now to add, by engage- ments with (me of the Adams's, about building, which he increased from year to year to a very large extent. Great part of Mary-le-bone soon called him her founder. Portland-place and PortmanHMjuare, the riding-houses and stables of the second troop of life-guardsi and buildings JOHH BLWESy B8Q* W too numerous to name, all rose out of his pocket.
What to read after The Lives And Portraits of Remarkable Characters 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Caulfield to read onlineMoreLess
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