Diary Letters of Madame Darblay 1778 1840 volume 1
Diary Letters of Madame Darblay 1778 1840 volume 1
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He is commonly and naturally grave, silent, and absent ; but when any subject is once begun upon which he has anything to say, he works it thread- bare, yet hardly seems to know, when all is over, what, or whether anything, has passed. He is a man, as I am told by those who know, of deep learning, but totally ignorant of life and manners. As to his person and appearance, they are much in the John-trot^ style. He seems inclined to be particularly civil to me ; but not knowing how, according to t...he general forms, he has only shown his inclination by perpetual offers to help me at dinner, and repeated exclamations at my not eating more profusely.
So much for my brother-dramatist.
The supper was very gay ; Mrs. Thrale was in high spirits, and her wit flashed with incessant brilliancy ; Mr. Murphy told several stories with admirable humour ; and the Bishop of Peter- borough was a worthy third in contributing to- wards general entertainment. He turns out most gaily sociable. Mrs. H. Was discussed, and, poor lady, not very mercifully.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is commonly and naturally grave, silent, and absent ; but when any subject is once begun upon which he has anything to say, he works it thread- bare, yet hardly seems to know, when all is over, what, or whether anything, has passed. He is a man, as I am told by those who know, of deep learning, but totally ignorant of life and manners. As to his person and appearance, they are much in the John-trot^ style. He seems inclined to be particularly civil to me ; but not knowing how, according to t...he general forms, he has only shown his inclination by perpetual offers to help me at dinner, and repeated exclamations at my not eating more profusely.
So much for my brother-dramatist.
The supper was very gay ; Mrs. Thrale was in high spirits, and her wit flashed with incessant brilliancy ; Mr. Murphy told several stories with admirable humour ; and the Bishop of Peter- borough was a worthy third in contributing to- wards general entertainment. He turns out most gaily sociable. Mrs. H. Was discussed, and, poor lady, not very mercifully.
What to read after Diary Letters of Madame Darblay 1778 1840 volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burney Fanny to read onlineMoreLess
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