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Letters of Edward FitzGerald, in Two Volumes. Vol. 2

Note 88 — LETTERS OF EDWARD FITZGERALD (continued 2)

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Her son, the Suffolk Poet, says that in the decline of her life she ‘observed to a relative with peculiar emphasis, that “to meet Winter, Old Age, and Poverty, was like meeting three great giants.”’ For ‘Sickness’ FitzGerald at first had written ‘Old Age.’

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