Illustrations of Lying in All Its Branches
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On one point fifarmaduke was right : — when van- ity prompts us to do what we cannot do well, while con- ceit leads us to fancy that our efforts are successful, we are perhaps fit objects for ridicule. A consideration which holds up to us this important lesson ; namely, that our own weakness alone can, for any length of time, make us vic- tims of the satire and malignity of others. When Albany's visit to Musgrave was drawing near to is conclusion, he was very desirous of being asked to prolong ...it, as he had become attached to his friend's children, from living with them, and witnessing their various accomplishments, and was completely the dupe of Marmaduke's treacherous compliments. He was therefore glad when he, as well as the Musgraves, was invited to dine at a house in the neigh- bourhood, on the very day intended for his departure. This circumstance led them all, with one accord to say that he must remain at least a day longer, while Marmaduke ex- claimed, " Go you shall not ! Our friends would be so dis- appointed, if they and their company did not hear you sing and act that sweet song about Chloe !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On one point fifarmaduke was right : — when van- ity prompts us to do what we cannot do well, while con- ceit leads us to fancy that our efforts are successful, we are perhaps fit objects for ridicule. A consideration which holds up to us this important lesson ; namely, that our own weakness alone can, for any length of time, make us vic- tims of the satire and malignity of others. When Albany's visit to Musgrave was drawing near to is conclusion, he was very desirous of being asked to prolong ...it, as he had become attached to his friend's children, from living with them, and witnessing their various accomplishments, and was completely the dupe of Marmaduke's treacherous compliments. He was therefore glad when he, as well as the Musgraves, was invited to dine at a house in the neigh- bourhood, on the very day intended for his departure. This circumstance led them all, with one accord to say that he must remain at least a day longer, while Marmaduke ex- claimed, " Go you shall not ! Our friends would be so dis- appointed, if they and their company did not hear you sing and act that sweet song about Chloe !
What to read after Illustrations of Lying in All Its Branches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amelia Alderson Opie to read onlineMoreLess
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