The Memoirs of Count Grammont — volume 06
The Memoirs of Count Grammont — volume 06
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He has evidently confounded the father and son; the former of whom was the person who died in 1667. ] I know not whether poor Wetenhall took the blame upon herself; but it iscertain, she was extremely mortified upon it. Soon after being obligedto return to her cabbages and turkeys at Peckham, she had almost gonedistracted: that residence appeared a thousand times more dreadful toher, since she had been initiated into the amusements of London; but asthe queen was to set out within a month for Tu...nbridge Wells, she wasobliged to yield to necessity, and return to the philosopher, Wetenhall, with the consolation of having engaged Miss Hamilton to come and live ather house, which was within ten or twelve miles of Tunbridge, as long asthe court remained there.
Miss Hamilton promised not to abandon her in her retirement, and furtherengaged to bring the Chevalier de Grammont along with her, whose humourand conversation extremely delighted her. The Chevalier de Grammont, whoon all occasions started agreeable raillery, engaged on his part to bringGeorge Hamilton, which words overwhelmed her with blushes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He has evidently confounded the father and son; the former of whom was the person who died in 1667. ] I know not whether poor Wetenhall took the blame upon herself; but it iscertain, she was extremely mortified upon it. Soon after being obligedto return to her cabbages and turkeys at Peckham, she had almost gonedistracted: that residence appeared a thousand times more dreadful toher, since she had been initiated into the amusements of London; but asthe queen was to set out within a month for Tu...nbridge Wells, she wasobliged to yield to necessity, and return to the philosopher, Wetenhall, with the consolation of having engaged Miss Hamilton to come and live ather house, which was within ten or twelve miles of Tunbridge, as long asthe court remained there.
Miss Hamilton promised not to abandon her in her retirement, and furtherengaged to bring the Chevalier de Grammont along with her, whose humourand conversation extremely delighted her. The Chevalier de Grammont, whoon all occasions started agreeable raillery, engaged on his part to bringGeorge Hamilton, which words overwhelmed her with blushes.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hamilton Anthony Count to read onlineMoreLess
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