Coningsby
Coningsby
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It seems so strange that after having talked of youfor years, we should see you only for hours. ' 'I hope I may return, ' said Coningsby, 'and that Millbank may be here towelcome me; but I hope I may be permitted to return even if he be not. ' But there was no reply; and soon after, Mr. Millbank talking of theAmerican market, and Coningsby helping himself to a glass of claret, thedaughter of the Saxon, looking at her father, rose and left the room, sosuddenly and so quickly that Coningsby could... scarcely gain the door.
'Yes, ' said Millbank, filling his glass, and pursuing some previousobservations, 'all that we want in this country is to be masters of ourown industry; but Saxon industry and Norman manners never will agree; andsome day, Mr. Coningsby, you will find that out. ' 'But what do you mean by Norman manners?' inquired Coningsby.
'Did you ever hear of the Forest of Rossendale?' said Millbank. 'If youwere staying here, you should visit the district. It is an area of twenty-four square miles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seems so strange that after having talked of youfor years, we should see you only for hours. ' 'I hope I may return, ' said Coningsby, 'and that Millbank may be here towelcome me; but I hope I may be permitted to return even if he be not. ' But there was no reply; and soon after, Mr. Millbank talking of theAmerican market, and Coningsby helping himself to a glass of claret, thedaughter of the Saxon, looking at her father, rose and left the room, sosuddenly and so quickly that Coningsby could... scarcely gain the door.
'Yes, ' said Millbank, filling his glass, and pursuing some previousobservations, 'all that we want in this country is to be masters of ourown industry; but Saxon industry and Norman manners never will agree; andsome day, Mr. Coningsby, you will find that out. ' 'But what do you mean by Norman manners?' inquired Coningsby.
'Did you ever hear of the Forest of Rossendale?' said Millbank. 'If youwere staying here, you should visit the district. It is an area of twenty-four square miles.
What to read after Coningsby?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Disraeli to read onlineMoreLess
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