Gerald Fitzgerald a Novel volume 3
Gerald Fitzgerald a Novel volume 3
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187 carriages, titles of nobility, and long lines of ancestral grandeur. To be mysterious, was to be magnificent : there was no help for it : it was a law of nature. When people were poor and lowly, there was no- thing to keep them out of, and they had their rights and took their proper places from infancy : wrongs would have been wasted upon them ! What, then, was he to think ?
Prompted by these high imaginings, he looked about him. He studied the romance of the aristocracy, and racked his bra...ins for the recollection of some noble family that had lost its most promising scion. The Howards were all right ; so were the Oowers ; and a long list of other deeply- descended nobles seemed to sit in the here- ditary assembly, and go in and out of the; Cabinet with the most cheerful regularity. There were more claimants for vacant peerages than there were vacant peerages for claimants. All this was very sad.
188 GEILiLD FITZGERALD.
It never occurred to the artist to think of good ]\Ir. Coram and his hencvolent basket hanging at a gate in Bloomsbury ; for his mind was not assisted by reminiscences of nobihty being found in that quarter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
187 carriages, titles of nobility, and long lines of ancestral grandeur. To be mysterious, was to be magnificent : there was no help for it : it was a law of nature. When people were poor and lowly, there was no- thing to keep them out of, and they had their rights and took their proper places from infancy : wrongs would have been wasted upon them ! What, then, was he to think ?
Prompted by these high imaginings, he looked about him. He studied the romance of the aristocracy, and racked his bra...ins for the recollection of some noble family that had lost its most promising scion. The Howards were all right ; so were the Oowers ; and a long list of other deeply- descended nobles seemed to sit in the here- ditary assembly, and go in and out of the; Cabinet with the most cheerful regularity. There were more claimants for vacant peerages than there were vacant peerages for claimants. All this was very sad.
188 GEILiLD FITZGERALD.
It never occurred to the artist to think of good ]\Ir. Coram and his hencvolent basket hanging at a gate in Bloomsbury ; for his mind was not assisted by reminiscences of nobihty being found in that quarter.
What to read after Gerald Fitzgerald a Novel volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Herbert to read onlineMoreLess
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