Universal Classics Library volume 10
Universal Classics Library volume 10
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There was yet good fowls, but roasted to coal, nor were the sweetmeats good. 30th December, 1679. I went to meet Sir John Stone- house, and give him a particular of the settlement on my son, who now made his addresses to the young lady his daughter-in-law, daughter of Lady Stonehouse. 25th January, 1679-80. Dr. Cave, author of <* Primitive Christianity, *' etc. , a pious and learned man, preached at Whitehall to the household, on James iii. 17, concerning the duty of grace and charity. 30th January, 1680. I supped with Sir Stephen Fox, now made one of the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury. 19th February, 1680. The writings for the settling jointure and other contracts of marriage of my son were finished and sealed. The lady was to bring ^5, 000, in con- sideration of a settlement of ^^500 a year present mainte- nance, which was likewise to be her jointure, and ^^500 a year after mine and my wife's decease. But, with God's blessing, it will be at the least ^1, 000 a year more in a few years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was yet good fowls, but roasted to coal, nor were the sweetmeats good. 30th December, 1679. I went to meet Sir John Stone- house, and give him a particular of the settlement on my son, who now made his addresses to the young lady his daughter-in-law, daughter of Lady Stonehouse. 25th January, 1679-80. Dr. Cave, author of <* Primitive Christianity, *' etc. , a pious and learned man, preached at Whitehall to the household, on James iii. 17, concerning the duty of grace and charity. 30th January, 1680. I supped with Sir Stephen Fox, now made one of the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury. 19th February, 1680. The writings for the settling jointure and other contracts of marriage of my son were finished and sealed. The lady was to bring ^5, 000, in con- sideration of a settlement of ^^500 a year present mainte- nance, which was likewise to be her jointure, and ^^500 a year after mine and my wife's decease. But, with God's blessing, it will be at the least ^1, 000 a year more in a few years.
What to read after Universal Classics Library volume 10?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Drayton Michael to read online
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