De Vere; Or, the Man of Independence 1
De Vere; Or, the Man of Independence 1
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De Vere had observed this ; and when he saw the mar- chioness, wondered a little less at the manner and quali- ties and sentiments of Constance. Whenever he visited ^ these princely persons (but especially upon such public occasions as have been mentioned), they showed him how legitimately, as well as how amiably, the great may acquire an ascendency over those of lesser station, with- out compromisiug the dignity of the one or tlie inde- pendence of the other. It was with a sigh, therefore, tha...t he contemplated the attempts hitherto made at it by his uncle, and made in vain.
But to return from this digression : preparations were now ordered for one of these f^tes at Castle Mowbray's cards and notes issued to all the neighbourhood, and even distant parts of the county ; and Constance, with the vivacity and eagerness of her age, anticipated boflj interest and pleasure in the companionship of •eviftl li 158 DB TBIIS.
persons she was disposed to like, and in the food for obsenraCioa which might be derived from all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
De Vere had observed this ; and when he saw the mar- chioness, wondered a little less at the manner and quali- ties and sentiments of Constance. Whenever he visited ^ these princely persons (but especially upon such public occasions as have been mentioned), they showed him how legitimately, as well as how amiably, the great may acquire an ascendency over those of lesser station, with- out compromisiug the dignity of the one or tlie inde- pendence of the other. It was with a sigh, therefore, tha...t he contemplated the attempts hitherto made at it by his uncle, and made in vain.
But to return from this digression : preparations were now ordered for one of these f^tes at Castle Mowbray's cards and notes issued to all the neighbourhood, and even distant parts of the county ; and Constance, with the vivacity and eagerness of her age, anticipated boflj interest and pleasure in the companionship of •eviftl li 158 DB TBIIS.
persons she was disposed to like, and in the food for obsenraCioa which might be derived from all.
What to read after De Vere; Or, the Man of Independence 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward, R. Plumer (Robert Plumer), 1765-1846 to read onlineMoreLess
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