Devereux — volume 02
Devereux — volume 02
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" "He was my tutor. " "Ah, so I have heard. " "And your acquaintance with him is positively and /bona fide/ of a statenature?" "Positively and /bona fide/. " "I could tell you something of him; he is certainly in the service ofthe Court at St. Germains, and a terrible plotter on this side theChannel. " "Possibly; but I wish to receive no information respecting him. " One great virtue of business did St. John possess, and I have neverknown any statesman who possessed it so eminently: it was the ...discreetdistinction between friends of the statesman and friends of the man. Much and intimately as I knew St. John, I could never glean from him asingle secret of a state nature, until, indeed, at a later period, Ileagued myself to a portion of his public schemes. Accordingly I foundhim, at the present moment, perfectly impregnable to my inquiries; andit was not till I knew Montreuil's companion was that celebratedintriguant, the Abbe Gaultier, that I ascertained the exact nature ofthe priest's business with St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "He was my tutor. " "Ah, so I have heard. " "And your acquaintance with him is positively and /bona fide/ of a statenature?" "Positively and /bona fide/. " "I could tell you something of him; he is certainly in the service ofthe Court at St. Germains, and a terrible plotter on this side theChannel. " "Possibly; but I wish to receive no information respecting him. " One great virtue of business did St. John possess, and I have neverknown any statesman who possessed it so eminently: it was the ...discreetdistinction between friends of the statesman and friends of the man. Much and intimately as I knew St. John, I could never glean from him asingle secret of a state nature, until, indeed, at a later period, Ileagued myself to a portion of his public schemes. Accordingly I foundhim, at the present moment, perfectly impregnable to my inquiries; andit was not till I knew Montreuil's companion was that celebratedintriguant, the Abbe Gaultier, that I ascertained the exact nature ofthe priest's business with St.
What to read after Devereux — volume 02?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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