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Letters to his wife Mary Borrow - George Borrow
George Borrow
Letters to his wife Mary Borrow
Published by Good Press, 2021
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Table of Contents
LETTER I.
Letter II .
Letter III .
Letter IV .
Letter V .
Letter VI .
Letter VII .
Letter VIII .
Letter IX .
Letter X .
Letter XI .
Letter XII .
LETTER I.
Table of Contents
Venice,
October 22nd, 1844.
My Dearest Carreta,
I arrived this day at Venice, and though I am exceedingly tired I hasten to write a line to inform you of my well-being. I am now making for home as fast as possible, and I have now nothing to detain me.
Since I wrote to you last I have been again in quarantine for two days and a half at Trieste, but I am glad to say that I shall no longer be detained on that account. I was obliged to go to Trieste, though it was much out of my way, otherwise I must have remained I know not how long in Corfu, waiting for a direct conveyance. After my liberation I only stopped a day at Corfu in order
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