Cecile Or Modern Idolaters volume 3
Cecile Or Modern Idolaters volume 3
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His lips curled as he reflected how he had made his own way in it — how prone it was, 'who's her companion?' 229 like the spaniel, to lie down and kiss the hand that whipped it. Given anything like a start, and with a bitter tongue, inflexible will, and unscrupulous use of a know- ledge of the game, who need fail in making his way therein ? Men, ah ! and women too, Lad worked their way into those inner circles by systematic boot-licking. De Vitre scorned _/cophancy ; he preferred to make his wa...y as a man dangerous to offend. His epigrams had been things ill to provoke ; and more than one lady of fashion had rather repented making an enemy of Ernest de Vitre. He was not wont to forgive, and could wait patiently as an Indian for an opportunity of vengeance.
This is no overcharged picture. Society fears one thing, and that is ridicule. You may lash its vices, satirise its follies in the aggregate, and it laughs with you and recks little : once ridicule the individual, and he winces. Moral opprobrium moveth him little ; but to be the laughing-stock of the 230 CECILS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His lips curled as he reflected how he had made his own way in it — how prone it was, 'who's her companion?' 229 like the spaniel, to lie down and kiss the hand that whipped it. Given anything like a start, and with a bitter tongue, inflexible will, and unscrupulous use of a know- ledge of the game, who need fail in making his way therein ? Men, ah ! and women too, Lad worked their way into those inner circles by systematic boot-licking. De Vitre scorned _/cophancy ; he preferred to make his wa...y as a man dangerous to offend. His epigrams had been things ill to provoke ; and more than one lady of fashion had rather repented making an enemy of Ernest de Vitre. He was not wont to forgive, and could wait patiently as an Indian for an opportunity of vengeance.
This is no overcharged picture. Society fears one thing, and that is ridicule. You may lash its vices, satirise its follies in the aggregate, and it laughs with you and recks little : once ridicule the individual, and he winces. Moral opprobrium moveth him little ; but to be the laughing-stock of the 230 CECILS.
What to read after Cecile Or Modern Idolaters volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smart, Hawley, 1833-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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