Verses Across™
        • 12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940414243444546474849505152535455565758596061626364656667686970717273747576777879808182

Themes · What’s new · About, terms & privacy · ·
Also from us: Verses Across ↗ (the world's scriptures)

Literature · Romance

Henrietta Temple 36Book 4 · Letter 11

18

Literature · Romance

Henrietta Temple 36

Book 4 · Letter 11

DisraeliEnglish
Ferdinand, dearest Ferdinand, the post to-day has brought me no letter. I cannot credit my senses. I think the postmaster must have thought me mad. No letter! I could not believe his denial. I was annoyed, too, at the expression of his countenance. This mode of correspondence, Ferdinand, I wish not to murmur, but when I consented to this clandestine method of communication, it was for a few days, a few, few days, and then----- But I cannot write. I am quite overwhelmed. Oh! will to-morrow ever come?
Henrietta.

Spotted a mistake or have an idea?

Henrietta Temple 35Henrietta Temple 37
Sources & credits: Disraeli

Disraeli — Henrietta Temple (Benjamin Disraeli) (author lived 1804–1881). Public Domain. Benjamin Disraeli, Henrietta Temple; public domain in the US; text from Project Gutenberg #19771. Source

Literature · Romance

Henrietta Temple 37

DisraeliEnglish