A Sentimental Journey Through France And Italy
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— But, my dear lady, said I, kissing her hand, — 'tis too — too soon. — I declare I had the credit all over Paris of unpervert- ins: Madame de V-^- — . She affirmed to Mons.
D and the Abbe M that in one half hour I had said more for revealed religion than all their En- cyclopedia had said against it, — I was lifted directly into Madame de V 's coterie ; — and she put off the epocha of deism for two years.
I remember it was in this coterie, in the middle of a discourse, in which I was showing th...e necessity of a Jirst cause, that the young Count de Faineant took me by the hand to the farthest corner of the room, to tell me my solitaire was pinned too strait about my neck.
It should be plus ladinant, said the Count, looking down upon his own ; — but a word, Mons. Yorick, to the wise.
And from the wise, Mons. le Count, replied I, making him a bow, — is enough.
The Count de Faineant embraced me with more ardour than ever I was embraced by mortal man.
For three weeks together, I was of every man's opinion I met.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— But, my dear lady, said I, kissing her hand, — 'tis too — too soon. — I declare I had the credit all over Paris of unpervert- ins: Madame de V-^- — . She affirmed to Mons.
D and the Abbe M that in one half hour I had said more for revealed religion than all their En- cyclopedia had said against it, — I was lifted directly into Madame de V 's coterie ; — and she put off the epocha of deism for two years.
I remember it was in this coterie, in the middle of a discourse, in which I was showing th...e necessity of a Jirst cause, that the young Count de Faineant took me by the hand to the farthest corner of the room, to tell me my solitaire was pinned too strait about my neck.
It should be plus ladinant, said the Count, looking down upon his own ; — but a word, Mons. Yorick, to the wise.
And from the wise, Mons. le Count, replied I, making him a bow, — is enough.
The Count de Faineant embraced me with more ardour than ever I was embraced by mortal man.
For three weeks together, I was of every man's opinion I met.
What to read after A Sentimental Journey Through France And Italy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laurence Sterne to read onlineMoreLess
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