excerpt from 'Letter from Anna Seward to Miss Scott, 29 March 1786' pp. 133–134 (81 words)
excerpt from 'Letter from Anna Seward to Miss Scott, 29 March 1786' pp. 133–134 (81 words)
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I ventured to pass the Christmas month at Wellsburn, in Warwickshire, beneath the hospitable and elegant mansion of my friend, Mr Dewes, […] Our short day and long evening were divided with a regularity that husbanded the hours. They were, in turn, enlivened by music and poetry, by some agreeable evening card-parties, and by convivial sprightliness. Thus it was that we scarce heard the howling of those sleety storms that made the without scene so total a contrast to that within. |
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