Lothair
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They were always kind and natural; but they are so polished--soexactly what they ought to be; and he always says the right thing. Inever knew any one who had so matured. " "Yes; it is very little more than a year since he came to us atBrentham, " said Lady Corisande, thoughtfully. "Certainly he has greatlychanged. I remember he could hardly open his lips; and now I think himvery agreeable. " "He is more than that, " said the duchess; "he is interesting. " "Yes, " said Lady Corisande; "he is int...eresting. " "What delights me, " said the duchess, "is to see his enjoyment of hisposition. He seems to take such an interest in every thing. It makes mehappy to see him so happy. " "Well, I hardly know, " said Lady Corisande, "about that. There issomething occasionally about his expression which I should hardlydescribe as indicative of happiness or content. It would be ungratefulto describe one as distrait, who seems to watch all one wants, and hangson every word; and yet--especially as we returned, and when we were allof us a little silent--there was a remarkable abstraction about him; Icaught it once or twice before, earlier in the day; his mind seemed inanother place, and anxiously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were always kind and natural; but they are so polished--soexactly what they ought to be; and he always says the right thing. Inever knew any one who had so matured. " "Yes; it is very little more than a year since he came to us atBrentham, " said Lady Corisande, thoughtfully. "Certainly he has greatlychanged. I remember he could hardly open his lips; and now I think himvery agreeable. " "He is more than that, " said the duchess; "he is interesting. " "Yes, " said Lady Corisande; "he is int...eresting. " "What delights me, " said the duchess, "is to see his enjoyment of hisposition. He seems to take such an interest in every thing. It makes mehappy to see him so happy. " "Well, I hardly know, " said Lady Corisande, "about that. There issomething occasionally about his expression which I should hardlydescribe as indicative of happiness or content. It would be ungratefulto describe one as distrait, who seems to watch all one wants, and hangson every word; and yet--especially as we returned, and when we were allof us a little silent--there was a remarkable abstraction about him; Icaught it once or twice before, earlier in the day; his mind seemed inanother place, and anxiously.
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