Radcliffe spent the rest of her adult life travelling and living a comfortable life with her husband and their dog, Chance. They travelled domestically almost once a year from 1797 to 1811, and in later years, the Radcliffes hired a carriage during the summer months so that they could make trips to places near London. Radcliffe continued to write. She wrote poetry and another novel, Gaston de Blondeville, which was not published until after her death. She was said to have suffered from asthma, for which she received regular treatment.
Radcliffe spent the rest of her adult life travelling and living a comfortable life with her husband and their dog Chance They travelled domestically almost once a year from 1797 to 1811 and in later years the Radcliffes hired a carriage during the summer months so that they could make trips to places near London Radcliffe continued to write She wrote poetry and another novel Gaston de Blondeville which was not published until after her death She was said to have suffered from asthma for which she received regular treatment