A Trip to Paradoxia And Other Humours of the Hour Being Contemporary Pictures
A Trip to Paradoxia And Other Humours of the Hour Being Contemporary Pictures
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Nothing remained for me but to perform a railway journey from a West End terminus to a historic building in a home county, and to go through an interesting ceremony, the details of which nothing would induce me to divulge, but the effect of which was to establish me in my remarkably secure posi- tion on the right hand of the Speaker's Chair.
K How his Party lost Mr. Contango i.
WHAT LED TO THE INCIDENT T) ELGRAVE SQUARE, a fine morn- -LJ ing in the height of the season. Lady Dilly, wife of Sir ...Hector Dilly, the chief parliamentary Whip of his party, turns from the window, out of which she has been looking in silent disgust during the last ten minutes, and says rather petulantly to her husband "So those odious people next door are having the red carpet and the awning put out again. I suppose they are entertaining to-night ; how very provoking, and my reception evening, too ! " 130 MR. CONTANGO 131 To explain the situation, it need only be said that Mr. Contango, the first City gentle- man who had ever settled in Belgrave Square, had recently gratified his own and his wife's social ambitions by buying the lease of an eligible mansion next door to that owned by Sir Hector Dilly, the Whip of the party with which Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nothing remained for me but to perform a railway journey from a West End terminus to a historic building in a home county, and to go through an interesting ceremony, the details of which nothing would induce me to divulge, but the effect of which was to establish me in my remarkably secure posi- tion on the right hand of the Speaker's Chair.
K How his Party lost Mr. Contango i.
WHAT LED TO THE INCIDENT T) ELGRAVE SQUARE, a fine morn- -LJ ing in the height of the season. Lady Dilly, wife of Sir ...Hector Dilly, the chief parliamentary Whip of his party, turns from the window, out of which she has been looking in silent disgust during the last ten minutes, and says rather petulantly to her husband "So those odious people next door are having the red carpet and the awning put out again. I suppose they are entertaining to-night ; how very provoking, and my reception evening, too ! " 130 MR. CONTANGO 131 To explain the situation, it need only be said that Mr. Contango, the first City gentle- man who had ever settled in Belgrave Square, had recently gratified his own and his wife's social ambitions by buying the lease of an eligible mansion next door to that owned by Sir Hector Dilly, the Whip of the party with which Mr.
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