Endymion
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I hope you are not, "he added, with a smile, turning to Myra.
"I think life would be very insipid, " replied Myra, "if all our lotswere the same. " When the ladies withdrew, Adriana and Myra walked out togetherhand-in-hand. Mr. Neuchatel rose and sate next to Mr. Penruddock, andbegan to talk politics. His reverend guest could not conceal his alarmabout the position of the Church and spoke of Lord John Russell'sappropriation clause with well-bred horror.
"Well, I do not think there is much to be... afraid of, " said Mr. Neuchatel. "This is a liberal age, and you cannot go against it. Thepeople must be educated, and where are the funds to come from? We mustall do something, and the Church must contribute its share. You know Iam a Liberal, but I am not for any rash courses. I am not at all sorrythat Sir Robert Peel gained so much at the last general election. I likeparties to be balanced. I am quite content with affairs. My friends, theLiberals, are in office, and, being there, they can do very little.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hope you are not, "he added, with a smile, turning to Myra.
"I think life would be very insipid, " replied Myra, "if all our lotswere the same. " When the ladies withdrew, Adriana and Myra walked out togetherhand-in-hand. Mr. Neuchatel rose and sate next to Mr. Penruddock, andbegan to talk politics. His reverend guest could not conceal his alarmabout the position of the Church and spoke of Lord John Russell'sappropriation clause with well-bred horror.
"Well, I do not think there is much to be... afraid of, " said Mr. Neuchatel. "This is a liberal age, and you cannot go against it. Thepeople must be educated, and where are the funds to come from? We mustall do something, and the Church must contribute its share. You know Iam a Liberal, but I am not for any rash courses. I am not at all sorrythat Sir Robert Peel gained so much at the last general election. I likeparties to be balanced. I am quite content with affairs. My friends, theLiberals, are in office, and, being there, they can do very little.
What to read after Endymion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Disraeli, Benjamin, Earl of Beaconsfield, 1804-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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