Lord Chatham, His Early Life And Connections
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Yet they meet at last. And long, " 37i LORD CHATHAM lie added, with bitter sarcasm, ' may they continue united, to the comfort of each other, and to the glory, honour, and security of this nation.' This is all that we possess of this renowned flight, and in this faint form it does not strike one as particularly impres- sive. But the actual words of the orator were probably very different, and nothing can preserve for us the voice, the eye, the darting accent and the concentrated fire of deliver...y which imparted such tremendous force to the apostrophe. In any case, the effect was instant and pro- digious. After the debate Fox asked Pitt, 'Who is the Rhone?' 'Is that a fair question?' answered Pitt, for no orator likes to be cross-examined about his metaphors.
'Why,' rejoined Fox good-humouredly, 'as you have said so much that I did not wish to hear, you may tell me one thing that I want to hear. Am I the Rhone, or Lord Gran- ville?' 'You are Granville,' returned Pitt. He meant, of ; course, what was true, that Fox and Granville were now practically one, and one in opposition to himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet they meet at last. And long, " 37i LORD CHATHAM lie added, with bitter sarcasm, ' may they continue united, to the comfort of each other, and to the glory, honour, and security of this nation.' This is all that we possess of this renowned flight, and in this faint form it does not strike one as particularly impres- sive. But the actual words of the orator were probably very different, and nothing can preserve for us the voice, the eye, the darting accent and the concentrated fire of deliver...y which imparted such tremendous force to the apostrophe. In any case, the effect was instant and pro- digious. After the debate Fox asked Pitt, 'Who is the Rhone?' 'Is that a fair question?' answered Pitt, for no orator likes to be cross-examined about his metaphors.
'Why,' rejoined Fox good-humouredly, 'as you have said so much that I did not wish to hear, you may tell me one thing that I want to hear. Am I the Rhone, or Lord Gran- ville?' 'You are Granville,' returned Pitt. He meant, of ; course, what was true, that Fox and Granville were now practically one, and one in opposition to himself.
What to read after Lord Chatham, His Early Life And Connections?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rosebery, Archibald Philip Primrose, Earl Of, 1847-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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