Anti-Delphine : a Novel. Founded On Facts V. 1
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Whence this unkind difference of conduct ?
Is 01 ANTI-DELPIIINE.
Is it to make me yet more sensible of the tedious restraints of society ?
All ! believe me, you could not have pursued more effectual nieans to make me hate it.
T contrast a cold and formal circle, insipid in proportion c-is it is inlarged^ with the delightful tete a tetes which I have liad the felicity to enjoy with one Vv'hose conversation and manners are calculated at once to improve the mind and interest the heart. I laugh mec...hanically at tlie forced jests of some whom fashion has constituted wits in defiance of nature's previous decree that they should be fools ; hut I compare their feeble efforts at re- partee with the brilliant sallies con- tinually issuing, almost unconsci- ously, from lips which justly proud of their office seem to blush deeper sweets in the perfori.uince of it.
I could ANTI-DELPHIXE. 105 1 could better bear with tiresome ceremonies and hacknied forms had I your sympathy to sustain my pa- tience in a trial too severe- for mere philosophy ; but I look towards you as it were by instinct, when my ex- hausted spirits need support ; a glance from you would be a cordial to them, but I have the additional mortification of seeing only averted looks, or the cold expression of indifference, whilst you bestow on every other person attentions of which I will not say that any one is less worthy than I should be, for your favours are too justly appreciated ever to be received with ingratitude ; but surely I may without presumption affirm that you could confer them on none who would be more sensible of their value.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whence this unkind difference of conduct ?
Is 01 ANTI-DELPIIINE.
Is it to make me yet more sensible of the tedious restraints of society ?
All ! believe me, you could not have pursued more effectual nieans to make me hate it.
T contrast a cold and formal circle, insipid in proportion c-is it is inlarged^ with the delightful tete a tetes which I have liad the felicity to enjoy with one Vv'hose conversation and manners are calculated at once to improve the mind and interest the heart. I laugh mec...hanically at tlie forced jests of some whom fashion has constituted wits in defiance of nature's previous decree that they should be fools ; hut I compare their feeble efforts at re- partee with the brilliant sallies con- tinually issuing, almost unconsci- ously, from lips which justly proud of their office seem to blush deeper sweets in the perfori.uince of it.
I could ANTI-DELPHIXE. 105 1 could better bear with tiresome ceremonies and hacknied forms had I your sympathy to sustain my pa- tience in a trial too severe- for mere philosophy ; but I look towards you as it were by instinct, when my ex- hausted spirits need support ; a glance from you would be a cordial to them, but I have the additional mortification of seeing only averted looks, or the cold expression of indifference, whilst you bestow on every other person attentions of which I will not say that any one is less worthy than I should be, for your favours are too justly appreciated ever to be received with ingratitude ; but surely I may without presumption affirm that you could confer them on none who would be more sensible of their value.
What to read after Anti-Delphine : a Novel. Founded On Facts V. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Byron, Mrs to read onlineMoreLess
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