Universal Classics Library volume 5
Universal Classics Library volume 5
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As you seem to dread the approach of a German winter, I would advise you to write to General LETTERS TO HIS SON 325 Conway, for leave of absence for the three rigorous winter months, which I dare say will not be refused. If you choose a worse climate, you may come to London ; but if you choose a better and a warmer, you may go to Nice en Provence, where Sir William Stanhope is gone to pass his winter, who, I am sure, will be extremely glad of your company there.
I go to the Bath next Saturday. ...Utinam de frustra. God bless you !
LETTER CCCIV Bath, September 19, 1767.
My Dear Friend: Yesterday I received your letter of the 29th past, and am very glad to find that you are well enough to think that you may perhaps stand the winter at Dresden ; but if you do, pray take care to keep both your body and your limbs exceedingly warm.
As to my own health, it is, in general, as good as I could expect it, at my age ; I have a good stomach, a good digestion, and sleep well; but find that I shall never recover the free use of my legs, which are now full as weak as when I first came hither.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As you seem to dread the approach of a German winter, I would advise you to write to General LETTERS TO HIS SON 325 Conway, for leave of absence for the three rigorous winter months, which I dare say will not be refused. If you choose a worse climate, you may come to London ; but if you choose a better and a warmer, you may go to Nice en Provence, where Sir William Stanhope is gone to pass his winter, who, I am sure, will be extremely glad of your company there.
I go to the Bath next Saturday. ...Utinam de frustra. God bless you !
LETTER CCCIV Bath, September 19, 1767.
My Dear Friend: Yesterday I received your letter of the 29th past, and am very glad to find that you are well enough to think that you may perhaps stand the winter at Dresden ; but if you do, pray take care to keep both your body and your limbs exceedingly warm.
As to my own health, it is, in general, as good as I could expect it, at my age ; I have a good stomach, a good digestion, and sleep well; but find that I shall never recover the free use of my legs, which are now full as weak as when I first came hither.
What to read after Universal Classics Library volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel William Cahill to read onlineMoreLess
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