A Diplomat in London Letters And Notes 1871 1877
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She is an Englishwoman, with a nose with a rising inflection, fresh coloring, bright eyes and a gracious smile. Dilke sat at the right of the chairman, Sir Henry Hoare at the left. After the formal introducton by the president, the first of the baronets began speaking and continued for more than an hour without hesitation or stop- ping for breath ; there was not a period, nor a comma in the entire address. He hardly gave the audience time to cheer: but he sat down finally in the midst of cheers... and applause, hats waving and tossed in the air, and pamphlets flying on all sides.
Sir Henry Hoare followed him ; — a less fluent orator, but more animated. He seemed sometimes to hold 'his audience more closely, but at other times they grew restless. When he spoke of the third competitor, who, it seemed, had only introduced his candidature to divide the liberal party, he made them roar like caged lions. Some isolated protest- ations, in favor of the unhappy candidate, were immediately drowned in the shouting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She is an Englishwoman, with a nose with a rising inflection, fresh coloring, bright eyes and a gracious smile. Dilke sat at the right of the chairman, Sir Henry Hoare at the left. After the formal introducton by the president, the first of the baronets began speaking and continued for more than an hour without hesitation or stop- ping for breath ; there was not a period, nor a comma in the entire address. He hardly gave the audience time to cheer: but he sat down finally in the midst of cheers... and applause, hats waving and tossed in the air, and pamphlets flying on all sides.
Sir Henry Hoare followed him ; — a less fluent orator, but more animated. He seemed sometimes to hold 'his audience more closely, but at other times they grew restless. When he spoke of the third competitor, who, it seemed, had only introduced his candidature to divide the liberal party, he made them roar like caged lions. Some isolated protest- ations, in favor of the unhappy candidate, were immediately drowned in the shouting.
What to read after A Diplomat in London Letters And Notes 1871 1877?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Gavard to read onlineMoreLess
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