William Godwin His Friends And Contemporaries volume 1
William Godwin His Friends And Contemporaries volume 1
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In addition to the long stand- ing want of cordiality Lady Kingsborough had a new erievance because the love which her children were un- o able to give to her was bestowed on a stranger. In one of her letters Mary Wollstonecraft speaks of one of the younger children having cried herself sick because she was to go into the country with her mother alone, and Margaret above all the others showed the great affection she felt for one who in return was devoted to her. During the year spent with Lady ...Kingsborough, Mary wrote a tale called by her own name " Mary, " and devoted in a measure to the record of her own deep friendship with Fanny Blood.
Mr Johnson, the Publisher, had been struck with the promise Mary Wollstonecraft had shown before she went to Ireland. By his strong advice she had greatly improved RETURN TO LONDON. 191 her knowledge of French, and he now proposed to her that she should settle in lodgings not far from his house of business, and promised her constant literary work, chiefly to consist in translating from the French.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In addition to the long stand- ing want of cordiality Lady Kingsborough had a new erievance because the love which her children were un- o able to give to her was bestowed on a stranger. In one of her letters Mary Wollstonecraft speaks of one of the younger children having cried herself sick because she was to go into the country with her mother alone, and Margaret above all the others showed the great affection she felt for one who in return was devoted to her. During the year spent with Lady ...Kingsborough, Mary wrote a tale called by her own name " Mary, " and devoted in a measure to the record of her own deep friendship with Fanny Blood.
Mr Johnson, the Publisher, had been struck with the promise Mary Wollstonecraft had shown before she went to Ireland. By his strong advice she had greatly improved RETURN TO LONDON. 191 her knowledge of French, and he now proposed to her that she should settle in lodgings not far from his house of business, and promised her constant literary work, chiefly to consist in translating from the French.
What to read after William Godwin His Friends And Contemporaries volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Kegan Charles Kegan Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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