In the Wrong Paradise
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Stendhal. Miss Birkenhead had won my heart from the firstmoment of our meeting. Why should I attempt to describe a psychologicalexperience as rare as instantaneous conversion, or more so? MissBirkenhead was tall and dark, with a proud pale face, and eyes whichunmistakably indicated the possession of a fine sense of humour. Proudpale people seldom look when they first meet a total stranger--still morea long-lost cousin--as if they had some difficulty in refraining frommirth. Miss Birkenhead's fa...ce was as fixed and almost as pure as marble, but I read sympathy and amusement and kindness in her eyes.
Presently the door opened again, and an elderly man in the dress of apriest came in. To him I was presented-- "Your old governor, Percy. " For a moment my unhappy middle-class association made me suppose that theelderly ecclesiastic was my "old Guv'nor, "--my father, the late Duke. Butan instant's reflection proved to me that her Grace meant "tutor" bygovernor. I am ashamed to say that I now entered into the spirit of thescene, shook the holy man warmly by the hand, and quoted a convenientpassage from Horace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stendhal. Miss Birkenhead had won my heart from the firstmoment of our meeting. Why should I attempt to describe a psychologicalexperience as rare as instantaneous conversion, or more so? MissBirkenhead was tall and dark, with a proud pale face, and eyes whichunmistakably indicated the possession of a fine sense of humour. Proudpale people seldom look when they first meet a total stranger--still morea long-lost cousin--as if they had some difficulty in refraining frommirth. Miss Birkenhead's fa...ce was as fixed and almost as pure as marble, but I read sympathy and amusement and kindness in her eyes.
Presently the door opened again, and an elderly man in the dress of apriest came in. To him I was presented-- "Your old governor, Percy. " For a moment my unhappy middle-class association made me suppose that theelderly ecclesiastic was my "old Guv'nor, "--my father, the late Duke. Butan instant's reflection proved to me that her Grace meant "tutor" bygovernor. I am ashamed to say that I now entered into the spirit of thescene, shook the holy man warmly by the hand, and quoted a convenientpassage from Horace.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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