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To this letter were appended three different postscripts. In the first Madam Conway and Maggie were cordially invited to visit Charlton again; in the second Betsy Jane sent her regrets; while in the third Madam Conway was particularly requested to excuse haste and a bad pen.
Her style is full, free, vivid, with plenty of dashes and postscripts, the vehicle of much genius and many noble thoughts; but in itself no style, or a careless and imperfect one. The Pathfinder writes as good English prose as any man living. We cannot be mistaken.
Keytel's, he told them how he had fastened the loose board, when they said, "You should have called 'Sail, ho!; you would have had every one out of their beds pretty quick." Tuesday, October 13. We were awakened by a cry of "Sail, ho!" I got up, added postscripts to my letters, and retired to bed again. The men started off but seeing the ship was not heading this way they came back. Mrs.
I shall arrange them according to date and sequence, though I observe that you have written much more often than he I suppose because we foolish women can never say all we want to in one letter and are compelled to add postscripts, sometimes days apart. "Believe me, I fully appreciate your wishes for our happiness. I trust you may come to us often and see how your hopes are fulfilled.
Huxley never had a better friend than Sir Joseph Hooker, and we see in his letters such postscripts as this: "Dear Sir Joseph: Do come and dine with us; it is a month since we have seen your homely old phiz."
"There's been a thinning off among old friends lately, I'm sorry to say; I've told you about most of them, I think, in postscripts," replied Mrs. Norton. "But it wasn't their loss, poor dears, which brought me over. It was the fire." "What fire?" her brother wanted to know. "Why, your fire. Surely you must have seen about it in to-day's London papers?"
Pursue that in the same manner, singling, out of the millions of volumes written upon that occasion, the two or three most authentic ones, and particularly letters, which are the best authorities in matters of negotiation. Next come the Treaties of Nimeguen and Ryswick, postscripts in, a manner to those of Munster and the Pyrenees.
Life of Lord Minto, vol. iii. pp. 242-243. It is purposely given entire, except immaterial postscripts. The author is indebted to Prof. J. Knox Laughton for some extracts from Hotham's diary. Beckford's Memoirs, London, 1859, vol. ii. p. 127. Locker's Greenwich Gallery, article "Torrington." Nicolas, vol. ii. p. 353.
I think your coming will prolong her life; and you will never regret it, I am sure. Mr. Russell will be your escort, as he will return in three weeks." To this note two postscripts were appended the first in a girlish, uneven hand, was redolent of the boy Arthur's "Florida rose." "Miggie, precious Miggie come to Sunnybank; come to Nina. She is waiting for you.
The doctor had not seen Julius since the day he had received him in his bedroom it must be admitted he had not sought to see him but he had heard now and then from his mother, in casual notes and postscripts, that Courtney continued to call in Curzon Street. On a certain evening Lady Lefevre gave a dinner and a reception, designed to introduce Lady Mary to the Lefevre circle.
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