Fifty Years of My Life
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" Upon which Jekyll called out, " Faith, Colman, you seem more attached to the cork than to the bottle. " I at this time made the acquaintance of three agreeable young men, who used to meet at each other's lodgings. They were unknown to fame, but their abilities were such that they could not always remain in obscurity — Henry Lytton Bulwer, the late Lord Dalling, his brother Edward, the late Lord Lytton, and Alexander Cockburn, now Lord Chief Justice of England, then a student of Middle Temple,... but not called to the bar.
Lord Wellesley's term of office was drawing to a close. The surrender of his post involved that of mine, and opened upon me the unpleasant prospect of having soon to return to regimental duty under a disagieeable commanding officer. Promotion seemed the best mode of avoiding the contingency. A friend who had unsuccessfully pleaded my cause with the Duke of Wellington, lately appointed new Commander-in-Chief, advised me to make a personal application to his Grace. I did so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Upon which Jekyll called out, " Faith, Colman, you seem more attached to the cork than to the bottle. " I at this time made the acquaintance of three agreeable young men, who used to meet at each other's lodgings. They were unknown to fame, but their abilities were such that they could not always remain in obscurity — Henry Lytton Bulwer, the late Lord Dalling, his brother Edward, the late Lord Lytton, and Alexander Cockburn, now Lord Chief Justice of England, then a student of Middle Temple,... but not called to the bar.
Lord Wellesley's term of office was drawing to a close. The surrender of his post involved that of mine, and opened upon me the unpleasant prospect of having soon to return to regimental duty under a disagieeable commanding officer. Promotion seemed the best mode of avoiding the contingency. A friend who had unsuccessfully pleaded my cause with the Duke of Wellington, lately appointed new Commander-in-Chief, advised me to make a personal application to his Grace. I did so.
What to read after Fifty Years of My Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Thomas Keppel Albemarle to read onlineMoreLess
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