The Works of Lord Byron, volume 3
The Works of Lord Byron, volume 3
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pp. 20, 21.] " 13, Piccadilly Terrace, Wednesday, 7 Feby. [1816].
*'DxAR Mr. Hodgson, — Can you fy any means contrive to come up to Town ? were it only for a dmf—\\. might be of the most essential service to a friend I know you love and value : there is too much probability of a se^atUn between him and his Wife— no time is to be loft, but even if you are too iate to prevent that happening Digitized by CjOOQ IC 304 THE SEPARATION. [CHAP. XII., APP, deeidtdlfy yet it woald be the verj greatest co...mfort and relief to me to conbde other circumstances to you and consult you ; and so, IP POSSIBLE, oblige me, if only for 24 hours.
" Say not a word of my summons^hxX attribute your coming, if you come, to business of your own or chance.
'* Excuse brevity — I am so perfectly wretched I can only say ** Ever yours most truly, " Augusta Leigh.
" It is probable I may be obliged to go home next week : if my scheme appears wild, pray attribute it to y* state of mind I am {sic), Alas ! I see only ruin and destruction in every shape to one most dear to me." 26.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
pp. 20, 21.] " 13, Piccadilly Terrace, Wednesday, 7 Feby. [1816].
*'DxAR Mr. Hodgson, — Can you fy any means contrive to come up to Town ? were it only for a dmf—\\. might be of the most essential service to a friend I know you love and value : there is too much probability of a se^atUn between him and his Wife— no time is to be loft, but even if you are too iate to prevent that happening Digitized by CjOOQ IC 304 THE SEPARATION. [CHAP. XII., APP, deeidtdlfy yet it woald be the verj greatest co...mfort and relief to me to conbde other circumstances to you and consult you ; and so, IP POSSIBLE, oblige me, if only for 24 hours.
" Say not a word of my summons^hxX attribute your coming, if you come, to business of your own or chance.
'* Excuse brevity — I am so perfectly wretched I can only say ** Ever yours most truly, " Augusta Leigh.
" It is probable I may be obliged to go home next week : if my scheme appears wild, pray attribute it to y* state of mind I am {sic), Alas ! I see only ruin and destruction in every shape to one most dear to me." 26.
What to read after The Works of Lord Byron, volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baron George Gordon Byron Byron to read onlineMoreLess
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