Historical Essays
Historical Essays
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This young woman who, bom under the Arctic circle', was destined to play the part of a Queen under the tropic of Cancer, had an agree- able person, a cultivated mind, and manners in the highest degree engaging. Sbo despised lior husband heartily, and, as the story which we have to tell sufficiently proves, not without reason. Sbo was interested by the conversa- tion and flattered by the attentions of Hastings. The situation was indeed perilous. No place is so propitious to the formation eitbcr ...of close friendships or of deadly enmities as an lurliainan. Tliere are very few people who do not find a voyage which lasts several months insup- portably dull. Aiiytbiug is weleonie wliidi may break that long monotony, a sail, a sliark, an alhalmss, a man overboard, ^fost passengers find some resource in eating twiee a4 many meals as on land. But flie great devices for killing the time are (|narreling and flirting. The facilities for both these exciting piirsuits are great. The inmates of the ship are tbrown together far more than in any country-seat or boarding-house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This young woman who, bom under the Arctic circle', was destined to play the part of a Queen under the tropic of Cancer, had an agree- able person, a cultivated mind, and manners in the highest degree engaging. Sbo despised lior husband heartily, and, as the story which we have to tell sufficiently proves, not without reason. Sbo was interested by the conversa- tion and flattered by the attentions of Hastings. The situation was indeed perilous. No place is so propitious to the formation eitbcr ...of close friendships or of deadly enmities as an lurliainan. Tliere are very few people who do not find a voyage which lasts several months insup- portably dull. Aiiytbiug is weleonie wliidi may break that long monotony, a sail, a sliark, an alhalmss, a man overboard, ^fost passengers find some resource in eating twiee a4 many meals as on land. But flie great devices for killing the time are (|narreling and flirting. The facilities for both these exciting piirsuits are great. The inmates of the ship are tbrown together far more than in any country-seat or boarding-house.
What to read after Historical Essays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Babington Macaulay Macaulay to read onlineMoreLess
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