Tales And Novels 19-20
Tales And Novels 19-20
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'^Then, you think, general," said he, *' that some explanation oiu^ht to have been made V "No matter what I think, Granville, the affair is yours. If you are satisfied, that is all that is neces- sary." Then even, because left on their •own point of sus- pension to vibrate freely, the diamond- scales of Beau- clerc's mind began to move, from some nice, unseen #cause of variation. " But," said he, " General Claren- don, no one can judge without knowing facts." ^ So I apprehend," said the general....
" I may be of too easy faith," replied Beauclerc.— [No reply.] " This is a point of honour." — [No denial.] ** My dear general, if there be any thing which weighs with you, and whidh you know and I do not, I think, as my friend and my guardian, you ought to tell it to me." " Pardon me," said the general, turning away from Beauclerc as he spoke, and striking first one heel of his boot against the scraper at the hall-door, then the other — " pardon me, Granville, I cannot admit you to be a better judge than I am myself of what I ought to do or not to do." The tone was dry and proud, but Beauclerc's provoked imagination conceived it to be also mysterious; the scales of his mind vibrated again, but he had said he .woidd trust — ^trust entirely, and he would : yet he coidd not succeed in banishing aU doubt till an idea started into his head — "That writing was Lady Cecilia's !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'^Then, you think, general," said he, *' that some explanation oiu^ht to have been made V "No matter what I think, Granville, the affair is yours. If you are satisfied, that is all that is neces- sary." Then even, because left on their •own point of sus- pension to vibrate freely, the diamond- scales of Beau- clerc's mind began to move, from some nice, unseen #cause of variation. " But," said he, " General Claren- don, no one can judge without knowing facts." ^ So I apprehend," said the general....
" I may be of too easy faith," replied Beauclerc.— [No reply.] " This is a point of honour." — [No denial.] ** My dear general, if there be any thing which weighs with you, and whidh you know and I do not, I think, as my friend and my guardian, you ought to tell it to me." " Pardon me," said the general, turning away from Beauclerc as he spoke, and striking first one heel of his boot against the scraper at the hall-door, then the other — " pardon me, Granville, I cannot admit you to be a better judge than I am myself of what I ought to do or not to do." The tone was dry and proud, but Beauclerc's provoked imagination conceived it to be also mysterious; the scales of his mind vibrated again, but he had said he .woidd trust — ^trust entirely, and he would : yet he coidd not succeed in banishing aU doubt till an idea started into his head — "That writing was Lady Cecilia's !
What to read after Tales And Novels 19-20?
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