The Works of Henry Clay volume 13
The Works of Henry Clay volume 13
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My duties will prevent my writing more, although I had intended to have written a long letter concerning the discipline and course of study in use here. Give my respects to all my relations and friends. Tell Cousin Nanuette that I am daily expecting an answer to my letter which was written before I left Washington.
BARON DE MAREUIL TO MR. CLAT.
New Yoek, June 30, 1821.
Sir, — At the moment when I am about to depart, permit me to add to my official communications of this day, some more particula...r expression of the sentiments which I bear away with me, and the better part of which is assured to you. I have often regretted that conversation was not more easy between us, being persuaded of the interest and pleasure which you would have been able to throw over it, and eager as I would have been to make myself understood in those things of which the pen can not treat, but in which the heart and spirit may find satisfaction. I hope, however, that I may not have been misunderstood by you, and that I have made an impression upon you akin to that which you have left on me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My duties will prevent my writing more, although I had intended to have written a long letter concerning the discipline and course of study in use here. Give my respects to all my relations and friends. Tell Cousin Nanuette that I am daily expecting an answer to my letter which was written before I left Washington.
BARON DE MAREUIL TO MR. CLAT.
New Yoek, June 30, 1821.
Sir, — At the moment when I am about to depart, permit me to add to my official communications of this day, some more particula...r expression of the sentiments which I bear away with me, and the better part of which is assured to you. I have often regretted that conversation was not more easy between us, being persuaded of the interest and pleasure which you would have been able to throw over it, and eager as I would have been to make myself understood in those things of which the pen can not treat, but in which the heart and spirit may find satisfaction. I hope, however, that I may not have been misunderstood by you, and that I have made an impression upon you akin to that which you have left on me.
What to read after The Works of Henry Clay volume 13?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H From Old Catalog Clay to read onlineMoreLess
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