Comin Thro the Rye a Novel
Comin Thro the Rye a Novel
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" It is a great power, is it not, to be able to say clever, brilliant, sparkling things V " Yes, but one not often to be coveted. A very witty person is no one's enemy so much as his own : he amuses people at the ex- pense of others, and the former have a pleasant conviction that their turn will come presently, and no one feels safe. " " Like Lady Hester Stanhope, " I say, " who lost all her friends through her tongue, and was also known to boast that no one could give such a slap on the face a...s she could !" " Yes, her wit worked her ruin, " says Paul, " as did poor Drum- mers, although indeed his was but barefaced effrontery !' ; " I always admired that man, " I say, laughing : " he was so bold, and his insolence was so splendidly audacious. I wonder what master of ceremonies now-a-days would dare say to a duchess, ' In heaven's name, my dear duchess, what is the meaning of that extraordinary back of yours ? I declare I must put you on a back-board. You must positively walk out of the room back- wards that I mayn't see it !' " We both laugh heartily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It is a great power, is it not, to be able to say clever, brilliant, sparkling things V " Yes, but one not often to be coveted. A very witty person is no one's enemy so much as his own : he amuses people at the ex- pense of others, and the former have a pleasant conviction that their turn will come presently, and no one feels safe. " " Like Lady Hester Stanhope, " I say, " who lost all her friends through her tongue, and was also known to boast that no one could give such a slap on the face a...s she could !" " Yes, her wit worked her ruin, " says Paul, " as did poor Drum- mers, although indeed his was but barefaced effrontery !' ; " I always admired that man, " I say, laughing : " he was so bold, and his insolence was so splendidly audacious. I wonder what master of ceremonies now-a-days would dare say to a duchess, ' In heaven's name, my dear duchess, what is the meaning of that extraordinary back of yours ? I declare I must put you on a back-board. You must positively walk out of the room back- wards that I mayn't see it !' " We both laugh heartily.
What to read after Comin Thro the Rye a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Mathers to read onlineMoreLess
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