The Victories of Love
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63 XIII.
FROM LADY CLITHEROE TO MART CHURCHILL.
I've dreadful news, my Sister dear !
Frederick has married, as we hear, Oh, such a girl ! This fact we get From Mr. Barton, whom we met At Abury once. He used to know.
At Race and Hunt, Lord Clitheroe, And writes that ho ' has seen Fred Graham, * Commander of the "Wolf, — tlie same * The Mess call'd Joseph, — with his Wife ' Under his arm. ' He ' lays his life, * The fellow married her for love, ' For there was nothing else to move. *H is her Shib...boleth. 'Tis said * Her Mother was a Kitchen-Maid. ' Poor Fred ! What will Honoria say ? She thought so highly of ]iim. Pray Tell it her gently. I've no right, I know you hold, to trust my sight ; But Frederick's state could not be hid ! And Felix, coming when he did. Was lucky, for Honoria, too^ 6i THE VICTORIES OF LOVE.
Was lialf in lovo. How warm she grew Ou ' worldlincss, ' wlicn ouce I said I fancied tliat, in ladies, Fred Had tastes mucli bettor than liis moans !
His liaud was worthy of a Queen's, Said she, and actually slied tears The niglit he left us for two years, And sobb'd, wlien ask'd the cause to tell, That * Frederick look'd so miserable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
63 XIII.
FROM LADY CLITHEROE TO MART CHURCHILL.
I've dreadful news, my Sister dear !
Frederick has married, as we hear, Oh, such a girl ! This fact we get From Mr. Barton, whom we met At Abury once. He used to know.
At Race and Hunt, Lord Clitheroe, And writes that ho ' has seen Fred Graham, * Commander of the "Wolf, — tlie same * The Mess call'd Joseph, — with his Wife ' Under his arm. ' He ' lays his life, * The fellow married her for love, ' For there was nothing else to move. *H is her Shib...boleth. 'Tis said * Her Mother was a Kitchen-Maid. ' Poor Fred ! What will Honoria say ? She thought so highly of ]iim. Pray Tell it her gently. I've no right, I know you hold, to trust my sight ; But Frederick's state could not be hid ! And Felix, coming when he did. Was lucky, for Honoria, too^ 6i THE VICTORIES OF LOVE.
Was lialf in lovo. How warm she grew Ou ' worldlincss, ' wlicn ouce I said I fancied tliat, in ladies, Fred Had tastes mucli bettor than liis moans !
His liaud was worthy of a Queen's, Said she, and actually slied tears The niglit he left us for two years, And sobb'd, wlien ask'd the cause to tell, That * Frederick look'd so miserable.
What to read after The Victories of Love?
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