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I revoke my error.
Incapable of refinement in any thing, his malice was headlong, promiscuous and savage-like.
He was thus, by the primary laws of his exis- tence, and the distinctive peculiarities of his ca- reer, unfitted for the circles that he sought. Those were circles that overlooked not the slightest de- viations in their votaries, much less trespasses so egregious and constant as his. Upon the order and beauty of private life, upon its harmonious scenes and enjoyments, he broke in as a ...spoiler, and was shunned as an intruder. Its tranquil at- mosphere, its subdued and guarded tones and sen- timents, its easy, respectful, emulous politeness, its air of mutual reliance and esteem — all took as the sign of a coming blight the entrance of one whose fiist object and inclination were, to criti- cise and to wound ; who looked only in sneers, and spoke only in sarcasms. It was not even 15 " the delicac}' of sneer," which Mr. Snake eulo- gises in the School for Scandal— no, it was over- charged and spiteful, for the external symbols of the accomplished cjnic, were more than he could reach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I revoke my error.
Incapable of refinement in any thing, his malice was headlong, promiscuous and savage-like.
He was thus, by the primary laws of his exis- tence, and the distinctive peculiarities of his ca- reer, unfitted for the circles that he sought. Those were circles that overlooked not the slightest de- viations in their votaries, much less trespasses so egregious and constant as his. Upon the order and beauty of private life, upon its harmonious scenes and enjoyments, he broke in as a ...spoiler, and was shunned as an intruder. Its tranquil at- mosphere, its subdued and guarded tones and sen- timents, its easy, respectful, emulous politeness, its air of mutual reliance and esteem — all took as the sign of a coming blight the entrance of one whose fiist object and inclination were, to criti- cise and to wound ; who looked only in sneers, and spoke only in sarcasms. It was not even 15 " the delicac}' of sneer," which Mr. Snake eulo- gises in the School for Scandal— no, it was over- charged and spiteful, for the external symbols of the accomplished cjnic, were more than he could reach.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rush Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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