excerpt from 'Letter from Anna Seward to Mrs Knowles, 19 January 1786' pp. 106 (73 words)
excerpt from 'Letter from Anna Seward to Mrs Knowles, 19 January 1786' pp. 106 (73 words)
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Christmas entertainments with the surrounding families; a regular morning concert, during two hours, between the three brothers, all musical, and performing on different instruments, with their friend, Mr Williams, the clergyman of the village, who plays a fine bass-viol ; reading aloud from the poetic stores the remainder of the mornings, and in those evenings when we had no visitors; speeded the wintry hours of the day and night on smooth and rapid pinion. |
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