Letters from Mrs. Elizabeth Carter to Mrs. Montagu Between the Years 1755 and 1800, Band 2AMS Press, 1817 |
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... comfort , is quite well . Miss Kitty Cambridge , poor thing , has got a nervous fever . I would have called on them , but was afraid of doing too much , as my head was not inclined to be very good , and I was afraid I should render ...
... comfort , is quite well . Miss Kitty Cambridge , poor thing , has got a nervous fever . I would have called on them , but was afraid of doing too much , as my head was not inclined to be very good , and I was afraid I should render ...
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... comfort and cheerfulness , though the vivid spirit of joy may be flown after such a shock . I think Miss Bos- cawen's present situation must be very pitiable . It was very kind in you to procure her the amuse- ment of so pretty a ...
... comfort and cheerfulness , though the vivid spirit of joy may be flown after such a shock . I think Miss Bos- cawen's present situation must be very pitiable . It was very kind in you to procure her the amuse- ment of so pretty a ...
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... comfort you after all your fatigues . Indeed , my dear friend , you must dispense with the silence you enjoined me with regard to your goodness to me * , for I am sure you would not wish me to carry the appearance of ingra- This relates ...
... comfort you after all your fatigues . Indeed , my dear friend , you must dispense with the silence you enjoined me with regard to your goodness to me * , for I am sure you would not wish me to carry the appearance of ingra- This relates ...
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Adieu admirable affection amusement appears Aristotle arrived beautiful believe blessing Bolton Row brother Canterbury Carter certainly character cheerful comfort danger Deal Deal Castle dear friend dear Sylph dearest friend degree delightful divine endeavour enjoy Euripides father fear feel fête champêtre genius give glad going grieved happy hear heard heart heartily Hill-street hope human journey kind Lady Dartrey last night letter live London Lord Lord Lyttelton Lucan manner Margate ment mention mind Miss Montagu moral morning Mount Ephraim never obliged orange colour Pennington perfectly pleased pleasure poor pray present pretty Princess Amelia probably quiet racter reason received rejoice render Sandleford scarcely seems situation society soon sorry spirits suffer Sunning Hill suppose sure Tacitus Talbot thank thing thought tion town Tunbridge Tunstal Underdown Vesey virtue walk weather week winter wish wretched write Xenophon