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Page 15
Before many more weeks are elapsed , I hope to have the pleasure of seeing you
, when , exclusive of the enjoyment I receive from your company in preference to
any other , I promise myself no small delight from the poem you mention , and ...
Before many more weeks are elapsed , I hope to have the pleasure of seeing you
, when , exclusive of the enjoyment I receive from your company in preference to
any other , I promise myself no small delight from the poem you mention , and ...
Page 47
The condition of the peasantry in this country might , and I hope will , soon be
made more comfortable . I have had opportunities of seeing the wretched poverty
of the lower sort of people about this place , and I believe the same is the case in
...
The condition of the peasantry in this country might , and I hope will , soon be
made more comfortable . I have had opportunities of seeing the wretched poverty
of the lower sort of people about this place , and I believe the same is the case in
...
Page 152
I hope to hear soon from you that he is much better , and that they both enjoy
England much more than Gibraltar . Your letter to Caroline arrived after her return
to Lichfield , and was sent to her there . I hardly know where they are likely to ...
I hope to hear soon from you that he is much better , and that they both enjoy
England much more than Gibraltar . Your letter to Caroline arrived after her return
to Lichfield , and was sent to her there . I hardly know where they are likely to ...
Page 153
I hope to have the rest of the painting completed by the beginning of the next
week , and the papering done , so that I may hope to welcome you with all your
family into it the week following . I am as pleased with everything as any child
with a ...
I hope to have the rest of the painting completed by the beginning of the next
week , and the papering done , so that I may hope to welcome you with all your
family into it the week following . I am as pleased with everything as any child
with a ...
Page 224
In my next letter I hope to be able to tell you when we shall leave Cambridge .
There is much yet to be seen , and something I trust out of the University library ,
from which Mr Boon has very kindly promised to get me books . I write in great
haste ...
In my next letter I hope to be able to tell you when we shall leave Cambridge .
There is much yet to be seen , and something I trust out of the University library ,
from which Mr Boon has very kindly promised to get me books . I write in great
haste ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Works, Volume 1 Works, Henry Francis Cary |
| Editor | Henry Francis Cary |
| Publisher | H. G. Bohn, 1847 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 3 Mar 2006 |
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