English Lands Letters And Kings volume 4
English Lands Letters And Kings volume 4
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But all the good people he met did not prevent his being a-hungered after a young person whom he had left in the south of England. So he took a vacation presently and fetched her 84 LANDS, LETTERS, &* KINGS.
back, a bride, to the Scottish capital — having (as he said) thrown all his fortune in her lap. This fortune was of maternal inheritance, and consisted of six well - worn silver teaspoons. There was excellent society in Edinboro' in that day, among the ornaments of which was Henry Mackenzie..., * a stately gentleman — a sort of dean of the literary coteries, and the author of books which it is well to know by name — T7ie Man of Feeling and Julia de Rouligne — written with great painstaking and most exalted sentiment, and — what we count now — much dreariness. Then there was a Rev. Archibald Alison — he too an Episcopal clergyman, though Scotch to the backbone — and the author of an ingenious, but not very pregnant book, still to be found in old-fashioned libraries, labelled, Alison on Taste.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But all the good people he met did not prevent his being a-hungered after a young person whom he had left in the south of England. So he took a vacation presently and fetched her 84 LANDS, LETTERS, &* KINGS.
back, a bride, to the Scottish capital — having (as he said) thrown all his fortune in her lap. This fortune was of maternal inheritance, and consisted of six well - worn silver teaspoons. There was excellent society in Edinboro' in that day, among the ornaments of which was Henry Mackenzie..., * a stately gentleman — a sort of dean of the literary coteries, and the author of books which it is well to know by name — T7ie Man of Feeling and Julia de Rouligne — written with great painstaking and most exalted sentiment, and — what we count now — much dreariness. Then there was a Rev. Archibald Alison — he too an Episcopal clergyman, though Scotch to the backbone — and the author of an ingenious, but not very pregnant book, still to be found in old-fashioned libraries, labelled, Alison on Taste.
What to read after English Lands Letters And Kings volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donald G Mitchell to read onlineMoreLess
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