Court Life Below Stairs Or London Under the Last Georges 1760 1830
Court Life Below Stairs Or London Under the Last Georges 1760 1830
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Not at all, sir. It lay upon his table, where anybody might see it. He read it to me ; said, " This man has great powers, " pointed out the severest passages, and observed how well they were expressed. ' In this manner, the noble Lord cleverly concealed the bitterness he felt, and to which he afterwards gave vent in portraying Johnson in the character of the 'respectable Hottentot. ' Dr. Adams expostulated with Johnson on his severity ; his Lordship, he said, ' would have turned off the best se...rvant he ever had, if he had known that he denied him to a man who would have been always more than welcome. ' * Sir/ said Johnson, ' that is not Lord Chesterfield ; he is the proudest man this day existing. ' ' No, ' said Dr. Adams ; ' there is one person at least as proud. I think, by your own account, you are the prouder man of the two. ' 'But mine, ' replied Johnson, 'was defensive pride. ' Though my Lord failed to gain the good graces of one whom he slighted as a literary hack, his politeness to the beau monde continued to the last.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not at all, sir. It lay upon his table, where anybody might see it. He read it to me ; said, " This man has great powers, " pointed out the severest passages, and observed how well they were expressed. ' In this manner, the noble Lord cleverly concealed the bitterness he felt, and to which he afterwards gave vent in portraying Johnson in the character of the 'respectable Hottentot. ' Dr. Adams expostulated with Johnson on his severity ; his Lordship, he said, ' would have turned off the best se...rvant he ever had, if he had known that he denied him to a man who would have been always more than welcome. ' * Sir/ said Johnson, ' that is not Lord Chesterfield ; he is the proudest man this day existing. ' ' No, ' said Dr. Adams ; ' there is one person at least as proud. I think, by your own account, you are the prouder man of the two. ' 'But mine, ' replied Johnson, 'was defensive pride. ' Though my Lord failed to gain the good graces of one whom he slighted as a literary hack, his politeness to the beau monde continued to the last.
What to read after Court Life Below Stairs Or London Under the Last Georges 1760 1830?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Fitzgerald Joseph Fitzgerald Molloy to read onlineMoreLess
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