Devereux: a Tale 2
Devereux: a Tale 2
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When Lord Bolingbroke was imi)eached, two men only out of those numerous retainers in the Lower House who had been wont so loudly to applaud the secretary of state, in his prosecution of those veiy measures for which he was now to be condemned —two men only (General Ross and Mr. Hungerford), uttered a single syUabk in defence of the minister disgraced. This, by the way, is that same generous, courageous, unswerving body of men whom Lord John Russell has been pleased, in his late work, to call a...n ^'admirable assembly." It is quite astonishing what a vast quantity of unex- pected intelligence may be packed up in the elastic ffoHee of on^ little epithet — Ej).
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court— io the boudoir of a beauty — ^m the arena of thesenate— inthe intrigueof the cabinet, you would not have seen, no ! not a seam of the good old garment. But directly it was wanted-^in the hour o£ pain — in the day of peril — ^in the suspense of eule— "in (worst of all) the torpor of tranquillity, my extraordinary friend unfolded it piece by piece — ^wrapped himself up in it— ^sat down — defied the world, and uttered the most beautiful senti* ments upon the comfort and luxury of his raiment, that can possibly be imagined.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Lord Bolingbroke was imi)eached, two men only out of those numerous retainers in the Lower House who had been wont so loudly to applaud the secretary of state, in his prosecution of those veiy measures for which he was now to be condemned —two men only (General Ross and Mr. Hungerford), uttered a single syUabk in defence of the minister disgraced. This, by the way, is that same generous, courageous, unswerving body of men whom Lord John Russell has been pleased, in his late work, to call a...n ^'admirable assembly." It is quite astonishing what a vast quantity of unex- pected intelligence may be packed up in the elastic ffoHee of on^ little epithet — Ej).
160 DSVEBSUX.
court— io the boudoir of a beauty — ^m the arena of thesenate— inthe intrigueof the cabinet, you would not have seen, no ! not a seam of the good old garment. But directly it was wanted-^in the hour o£ pain — in the day of peril — ^in the suspense of eule— "in (worst of all) the torpor of tranquillity, my extraordinary friend unfolded it piece by piece — ^wrapped himself up in it— ^sat down — defied the world, and uttered the most beautiful senti* ments upon the comfort and luxury of his raiment, that can possibly be imagined.
What to read after Devereux: a Tale 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton to read onlineMoreLess
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