France Social Literary Political volume 2
France Social Literary Political volume 2
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I hope you do not now doubt of his being a Spaniard — he has at least twenty Christian names! What a litany, Monsieur de Belverana !
Gubetta. Alas ! our parents have the habit of giving us more names at our baptism than crowns at our marriage. But what are they laughing at down there? — (Aside. ) — Those women must have same pretext to get away — what 's to be done ?
( He returns and sits down to table. ) Oloferno (drinking). By Hercules, 1 never passed a more delicious even- ing ! Ladies, tast...e this wine ; it 's softer than Lacryma Christi, more generous than the wine of Cyprus ! Here, this is the wine of Syracuse, my seigneurs ! Gubetta (eating). Oloferno 's drunk, it seems.
Oloferno. Ladies, I must tell you some verses that I have just made. I wish I were more of a poet than I am, in order that I might celebrate such admirable women !
Gubetta. And I wish I were more rich than I am, in order to present my friends with just such other women. * Oloferno. Nothing is so agreeable as to sing the praise of a good supper and a beautiful woman !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hope you do not now doubt of his being a Spaniard — he has at least twenty Christian names! What a litany, Monsieur de Belverana !
Gubetta. Alas ! our parents have the habit of giving us more names at our baptism than crowns at our marriage. But what are they laughing at down there? — (Aside. ) — Those women must have same pretext to get away — what 's to be done ?
( He returns and sits down to table. ) Oloferno (drinking). By Hercules, 1 never passed a more delicious even- ing ! Ladies, tast...e this wine ; it 's softer than Lacryma Christi, more generous than the wine of Cyprus ! Here, this is the wine of Syracuse, my seigneurs ! Gubetta (eating). Oloferno 's drunk, it seems.
Oloferno. Ladies, I must tell you some verses that I have just made. I wish I were more of a poet than I am, in order that I might celebrate such admirable women !
Gubetta. And I wish I were more rich than I am, in order to present my friends with just such other women. * Oloferno. Nothing is so agreeable as to sing the praise of a good supper and a beautiful woman !
What to read after France Social Literary Political volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Lytton Bulwer Dalling And Bulwer to read onlineMoreLess
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