Touch Stone of Truth Uniting Mr Swifts Late Correspondence With the Rev Doc
Touch Stone of Truth Uniting Mr Swifts Late Correspondence With the Rev Doc
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Should Miss Dobbin question the Letter, or wish to possess it, any morning that she appoints I will put it into the hand that wrote it. The happiness of its language, com- bined with other motives, induced me to take two copies of it, lest the original, or one of them, should be lost. And though on my own account, I have no cause to applaud it, my candour must acknowledge its admirable com- position.
My friends are now in full possession of Miss Dobbin's talents as a Letter- writer. They will n...ot wonder therefore that I was delighted with herCorrespondence; nor will they be astonished at the excellence of the Letter they have just read; which, considering the difficulties she had to encounter, the embarrassment, the alarm, the distraction under which it was composed, is a happy eiTort of a disciplined and enlightened mind. Novels themselves do not often present situations so distressing or so discouraging. She is less however to be envied under the pres- sure of such accumulated difficulties, than admired for her address in getting out of them* €7 Bat she knew the power she had over me ; she knew that a Letter from herself would prove her best passport fro my favour; she knew I would never carry my resentment into her beloved bosom, fj he judged -me right; and though so vastly her inferior in the art of epistolary composition, my answer to her excellent Letter will, I trust, be found a proof that she was not deceived ia me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Should Miss Dobbin question the Letter, or wish to possess it, any morning that she appoints I will put it into the hand that wrote it. The happiness of its language, com- bined with other motives, induced me to take two copies of it, lest the original, or one of them, should be lost. And though on my own account, I have no cause to applaud it, my candour must acknowledge its admirable com- position.
My friends are now in full possession of Miss Dobbin's talents as a Letter- writer. They will n...ot wonder therefore that I was delighted with herCorrespondence; nor will they be astonished at the excellence of the Letter they have just read; which, considering the difficulties she had to encounter, the embarrassment, the alarm, the distraction under which it was composed, is a happy eiTort of a disciplined and enlightened mind. Novels themselves do not often present situations so distressing or so discouraging. She is less however to be envied under the pres- sure of such accumulated difficulties, than admired for her address in getting out of them* €7 Bat she knew the power she had over me ; she knew that a Letter from herself would prove her best passport fro my favour; she knew I would never carry my resentment into her beloved bosom, fj he judged -me right; and though so vastly her inferior in the art of epistolary composition, my answer to her excellent Letter will, I trust, be found a proof that she was not deceived ia me.
What to read after Touch Stone of Truth Uniting Mr Swifts Late Correspondence With the Rev Doc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theophilus Swift to read onlineMoreLess
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