Complete Project Gutenberg Earl of Chesterfield Works
Complete Project Gutenberg Earl of Chesterfield Works
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My Lord, his father, knows it too, he being master of themall. To conclude, if little Stanhope acquires the graces, I promise youhe will make his way; if not, he will be stopped in a course, the goal ofwhich he might attain with honor. ] Tell Mr. Harte that I have this moment received his letter of the 22d, N. S. , and that I approve extremely of the long stay you have made atVenice. I love long residences at capitals; running post throughdifferent places is a most unprofitable way of traveling..., and admits ofno application. Adieu.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My Lord, his father, knows it too, he being master of themall. To conclude, if little Stanhope acquires the graces, I promise youhe will make his way; if not, he will be stopped in a course, the goal ofwhich he might attain with honor. ] Tell Mr. Harte that I have this moment received his letter of the 22d, N. S. , and that I approve extremely of the long stay you have made atVenice. I love long residences at capitals; running post throughdifferent places is a most unprofitable way of traveling..., and admits ofno application. Adieu.
You see, by this extract, of what consequence other people think thesethings. Therefore, I hope you will no longer look upon them as trifles. It is the character of an able man to despise little things in greatbusiness: but then he knows what things are little, and what not. He doesnot suppose things are little, because they are commonly called so: butby the consequences that may or may not attend them. If gaining people'saffections, and interesting their hearts in your favor, be ofconsequence, as it undoubtedly is, he knows very well that a happyconcurrence of all those, commonly called little things, manners, air, address, graces, etc.
What to read after Complete Project Gutenberg Earl of Chesterfield Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Dormer Stanhope Chesterfield to read onlineMoreLess
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