What I Remember
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" I see two new deputy lord-lieutenants have been appointed for the County of Monmouth, My estate there is larger than the lord lieutenant's ; yet even this mark of respect has not been paid me. It might be, safely.
I shall consider myself sold to the devil, and for more than my value, when I accept any distinction, or anything else from any man living. The Whigs are growing unpopular, I hear. I hope never to meet any of them. Last night, however, I talked a little with Grantley Berkeley, and t...old him a bit of my mind. You see, I have not much more room in ray paper, else I should be obliged to tell you that the bells are ringing, and that I have only just time to put on my gloves for church.
" Adieu, and believe me, v^^ith kindly regards to the ladies, " Yours, W. S. L." The last in this series of letters which has reached ray hands is altogether undated, but appears by the postmark to have been written from Bath, 19th July, 1838 : *' My dear Sir, — There is one sentence in your letter which shocked me not a little.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I see two new deputy lord-lieutenants have been appointed for the County of Monmouth, My estate there is larger than the lord lieutenant's ; yet even this mark of respect has not been paid me. It might be, safely.
I shall consider myself sold to the devil, and for more than my value, when I accept any distinction, or anything else from any man living. The Whigs are growing unpopular, I hear. I hope never to meet any of them. Last night, however, I talked a little with Grantley Berkeley, and t...old him a bit of my mind. You see, I have not much more room in ray paper, else I should be obliged to tell you that the bells are ringing, and that I have only just time to put on my gloves for church.
" Adieu, and believe me, v^^ith kindly regards to the ladies, " Yours, W. S. L." The last in this series of letters which has reached ray hands is altogether undated, but appears by the postmark to have been written from Bath, 19th July, 1838 : *' My dear Sir, — There is one sentence in your letter which shocked me not a little.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trollope Thomas Adolphus to read onlineMoreLess
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