Disraeli And His Day
Disraeli And His Day
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The books were collected by Lord RoUe with the greatest care : and I have no doubt are a most interesting assortment. One piece of tyranny I thought it my duty to resent. The first evening at dinner I found myself placed at an end of the table, close to the open doors of a newly-built conser- vatory. Lady Rolle would not permit any one to hint that this conservatory had reduced the tem- perature of the dining-room to something intolerable. I mildly suggested that the doors might be shut. She af...fected not to hear me. I considered that my duty, as representing in Parliament the Capital of North Devon, called upon me to do what I did. That, to change the metaphor, the dragon must be dealt with in her cave. Accordingly I sent for my great-coat : put it on : and sat through dinner in it ; and repeated the process the next night. On the third night the doors were closed. This tale is still recorded in the dark winter evenings through- DISRAELI. 241 out that beautiful county. I will only add that Lady RoUe always remained a fast friend of mine : and neither then, nor at any other time, did she show the slightest rancour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The books were collected by Lord RoUe with the greatest care : and I have no doubt are a most interesting assortment. One piece of tyranny I thought it my duty to resent. The first evening at dinner I found myself placed at an end of the table, close to the open doors of a newly-built conser- vatory. Lady Rolle would not permit any one to hint that this conservatory had reduced the tem- perature of the dining-room to something intolerable. I mildly suggested that the doors might be shut. She af...fected not to hear me. I considered that my duty, as representing in Parliament the Capital of North Devon, called upon me to do what I did. That, to change the metaphor, the dragon must be dealt with in her cave. Accordingly I sent for my great-coat : put it on : and sat through dinner in it ; and repeated the process the next night. On the third night the doors were closed. This tale is still recorded in the dark winter evenings through- DISRAELI. 241 out that beautiful county. I will only add that Lady RoUe always remained a fast friend of mine : and neither then, nor at any other time, did she show the slightest rancour.
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