Godolphin, Complete
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" "'Le temps assez souvent a rendu legitime Ce qui sembloit d'abord ne se pouvoir sans crime;"' answered Saville with a mock heroic air. "The fact is, that we are anindolent people; the person who succeeds the most with us has but topush the most. You know how Mrs. ----, in spite of her red arms, her redgown, her city pronunciation, and her city connexions, managed--by dintof perseverance alone--to become a dispenser of consequence to the verycountesses whom she at first could scarcely coax int...o a courtesy. Theperson who can stand ridicule and rudeness has only to desire to becomethe fashion--she or he must be so sooner or later. " "Of the immutability of one thing among all the changes I may witnesson my return, at least I am certain no one still will dare to think forhimself. The great want of each individual is, the want of an opinion!For instance, who judges of a picture from his own knowledge ofpainting? Who does not wait to hear what Mr. ----, or Lord ---- (one ofthe six or seven privileged connoisseurs), says of it?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "'Le temps assez souvent a rendu legitime Ce qui sembloit d'abord ne se pouvoir sans crime;"' answered Saville with a mock heroic air. "The fact is, that we are anindolent people; the person who succeeds the most with us has but topush the most. You know how Mrs. ----, in spite of her red arms, her redgown, her city pronunciation, and her city connexions, managed--by dintof perseverance alone--to become a dispenser of consequence to the verycountesses whom she at first could scarcely coax int...o a courtesy. Theperson who can stand ridicule and rudeness has only to desire to becomethe fashion--she or he must be so sooner or later. " "Of the immutability of one thing among all the changes I may witnesson my return, at least I am certain no one still will dare to think forhimself. The great want of each individual is, the want of an opinion!For instance, who judges of a picture from his own knowledge ofpainting? Who does not wait to hear what Mr. ----, or Lord ---- (one ofthe six or seven privileged connoisseurs), says of it?
What to read after Godolphin, Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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