Lothair
Lothair
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Aldegonde would draw him out with skill; himselfdisplaying an acquaintance with the particular topic which oftensurprised his habitual companions, for St. Aldegonde professed never toread; but he had no ordinary abilities, and an original turn of mind andhabit of life, which threw him in the way of unusual persons of allclasses; from whom he imbibed or extracted a vast variety of queer, always amusing, and not altogether useless information.
"Lothair has only one weakness, " he said to Colonel ...Campian as theladies disappeared; "he does not smoke. Carry, you will come?" "Well, I do not think I shall to-night, " said Lord Carisbrooke. LadyCorisande, it appears, particularly disapproved of smoking.
"Hum!" said St. Aldegonde; "Duke of Brecon, I know, will come, and Hugoand Bertram. My brother Montairy would give his ears to come, but isafraid of his wife; and then there is the monsignore, a most capitalfellow, who knows every thing. " There were other gatherings, before the midnight bell struck at theTowers, which discussed important affairs, though they might not sit solate as the smoking-party.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aldegonde would draw him out with skill; himselfdisplaying an acquaintance with the particular topic which oftensurprised his habitual companions, for St. Aldegonde professed never toread; but he had no ordinary abilities, and an original turn of mind andhabit of life, which threw him in the way of unusual persons of allclasses; from whom he imbibed or extracted a vast variety of queer, always amusing, and not altogether useless information.
"Lothair has only one weakness, " he said to Colonel ...Campian as theladies disappeared; "he does not smoke. Carry, you will come?" "Well, I do not think I shall to-night, " said Lord Carisbrooke. LadyCorisande, it appears, particularly disapproved of smoking.
"Hum!" said St. Aldegonde; "Duke of Brecon, I know, will come, and Hugoand Bertram. My brother Montairy would give his ears to come, but isafraid of his wife; and then there is the monsignore, a most capitalfellow, who knows every thing. " There were other gatherings, before the midnight bell struck at theTowers, which discussed important affairs, though they might not sit solate as the smoking-party.
What to read after Lothair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Disraeli to read onlineMoreLess
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