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I cannot flatter you with an opinion that any event can bring yoiu* attend- ance ' on the 9th to be dispensed with. Till then, and, soon after that, for a month, you may be absent.
To-morrow you will be at the king's elbow, or the queen's, if that is a better place, in St. George's Hall.* As I remember, that was a fine sight in 1730.
I return you Mrs. Power's letter. Would Lady T. have been very angry if you had suffered her to pass for the benefactress ? Lady Caroline makes her best compliment...s, and thanks you for your conduct. Your other enclosed paper I shall keep. What does the author mean by tillustre sang dont la France rklame torigine f I fancy he thinks him descended from the regent, Duke of Bedford, and so from the Capets 1 but that would be by the French : I don't understand it. I join with the mayor in his good wishes, being appre- hensive that your friends the French are not so low as Mr. Pitt ^ and his mob represent them, and ' In Parliament, which, however, did not assemble till the 25th of November.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I cannot flatter you with an opinion that any event can bring yoiu* attend- ance ' on the 9th to be dispensed with. Till then, and, soon after that, for a month, you may be absent.
To-morrow you will be at the king's elbow, or the queen's, if that is a better place, in St. George's Hall.* As I remember, that was a fine sight in 1730.
I return you Mrs. Power's letter. Would Lady T. have been very angry if you had suffered her to pass for the benefactress ? Lady Caroline makes her best compliment...s, and thanks you for your conduct. Your other enclosed paper I shall keep. What does the author mean by tillustre sang dont la France rklame torigine f I fancy he thinks him descended from the regent, Duke of Bedford, and so from the Capets 1 but that would be by the French : I don't understand it. I join with the mayor in his good wishes, being appre- hensive that your friends the French are not so low as Mr. Pitt ^ and his mob represent them, and ' In Parliament, which, however, did not assemble till the 25th of November.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jesse, John Heneage, 1815-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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