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If you grant me this, you will ever have the thanks of your affectionate son, GEORGE W. WARREN.
P.S. — I shall now employ what leisure I have this term in looking at some of the Cambridge studies. I hope, father, LETTERS, 83 that you will be quick to send me a letter as soon as you receive this. This is certainly the last letter I shall write. I am in anxious expectation that I shall soon receive the good news that you have given your consent. Do not, I beseech you, — if you regard as anything ...my wishes, and, indeed, my welfare, — do not disappoint me.
Yours, G. W. W.
Amherst College, Aug. 14, 1827.
Dear Father: — I thought,. when I wrote last, I should not write you again this term. But the faster the term is coming to an end the more earnest I feel to obtain my request. And being so very desirous and well convinced on my part, I could not refrain myself from writing you again so that you might not be wholly ignorant of my feelings on this subject. For I am persuaded, as I have repeatedly wrote, that, did you employ so much consideration as I have, and think and judge without prejudice, on the advantages that would be derived from my removal, you would not hesitate in the least, but would imme- diately comply with my request.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you grant me this, you will ever have the thanks of your affectionate son, GEORGE W. WARREN.
P.S. — I shall now employ what leisure I have this term in looking at some of the Cambridge studies. I hope, father, LETTERS, 83 that you will be quick to send me a letter as soon as you receive this. This is certainly the last letter I shall write. I am in anxious expectation that I shall soon receive the good news that you have given your consent. Do not, I beseech you, — if you regard as anything ...my wishes, and, indeed, my welfare, — do not disappoint me.
Yours, G. W. W.
Amherst College, Aug. 14, 1827.
Dear Father: — I thought,. when I wrote last, I should not write you again this term. But the faster the term is coming to an end the more earnest I feel to obtain my request. And being so very desirous and well convinced on my part, I could not refrain myself from writing you again so that you might not be wholly ignorant of my feelings on this subject. For I am persuaded, as I have repeatedly wrote, that, did you employ so much consideration as I have, and think and judge without prejudice, on the advantages that would be derived from my removal, you would not hesitate in the least, but would imme- diately comply with my request.
What to read after The Real Roosevelt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Garstin Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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