Homeward Bound
Homeward Bound
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Blunt, who, in common with all the listeners, Sir George andMr. Monday excepted, began to enjoy a scene which at first had promisednothing but _ennui_ and disgust.
"I have it on the best authority, I give you my honour, or I would notintroduce so grave a charge in a work of his contemplated importance. Iobtained my information from an English gentleman who has resided twelveyears in Paris; and he informs me that a very large portion of the womenof fashion in that capital, let them belong to wha...t country they will, aredissipated. " "_A la bonne heure, monsieur!--mais_, to drink, it is very different. " "Not so much so, mademoiselle, as you imagine, " rejoined John Effingham. "Mr. Dodge is a purist in language as well as in morals, and he uses termsdifferently from us less-instructed prattlers. By dissipated, heunderstands a drunkard. " "_Comment!_" "Certainly; Mr. John Effingham, I presume, will at least give us thecredit in America in speaking our language better than any other knownpeople.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Blunt, who, in common with all the listeners, Sir George andMr. Monday excepted, began to enjoy a scene which at first had promisednothing but _ennui_ and disgust.
"I have it on the best authority, I give you my honour, or I would notintroduce so grave a charge in a work of his contemplated importance. Iobtained my information from an English gentleman who has resided twelveyears in Paris; and he informs me that a very large portion of the womenof fashion in that capital, let them belong to wha...t country they will, aredissipated. " "_A la bonne heure, monsieur!--mais_, to drink, it is very different. " "Not so much so, mademoiselle, as you imagine, " rejoined John Effingham. "Mr. Dodge is a purist in language as well as in morals, and he uses termsdifferently from us less-instructed prattlers. By dissipated, heunderstands a drunkard. " "_Comment!_" "Certainly; Mr. John Effingham, I presume, will at least give us thecredit in America in speaking our language better than any other knownpeople.
What to read after Homeward Bound?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Fenimore Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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