Lothair volume 3
Lothair volume 3
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I believe that Cardinal Grandison communicated with your man of business, and between them everything was kept quiet, until this por- tentous account of your doings at Eome, which transpired after we left England and which met us at Malta. ' ' I have written to my man of business about that, ' said Lothair, ' but I think it will tax all his ingenuity to explain, or to mystify it as successfully as he did the preceding adventures. At any rate, he will not have the assistance of my Lord Cardinal.... ' ' Theodora was a remarkable woman on many accounts, ' said Mr. Phoebus, ' but particularly on this, that, although one of the most beautiful women that ever ex- isted, she was adored by beautiful women. My wife adored her ; Euphrosyne, who has no enthusiasm, adored her ; the Princess of Tivoli, the most capricious being probably LOTHAIE. 147 that ever existed, adored, and always adored, Theodora. I think it must have been that there was on her part a total absence of vanity, and this the more strange in one whose vocation in her earlier life had been to attract and hve on popular applause ; but I have seen her quit theatres ringing with admiration and enter her carriage with the serenity of a Phidian muse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I believe that Cardinal Grandison communicated with your man of business, and between them everything was kept quiet, until this por- tentous account of your doings at Eome, which transpired after we left England and which met us at Malta. ' ' I have written to my man of business about that, ' said Lothair, ' but I think it will tax all his ingenuity to explain, or to mystify it as successfully as he did the preceding adventures. At any rate, he will not have the assistance of my Lord Cardinal.... ' ' Theodora was a remarkable woman on many accounts, ' said Mr. Phoebus, ' but particularly on this, that, although one of the most beautiful women that ever ex- isted, she was adored by beautiful women. My wife adored her ; Euphrosyne, who has no enthusiasm, adored her ; the Princess of Tivoli, the most capricious being probably LOTHAIE. 147 that ever existed, adored, and always adored, Theodora. I think it must have been that there was on her part a total absence of vanity, and this the more strange in one whose vocation in her earlier life had been to attract and hve on popular applause ; but I have seen her quit theatres ringing with admiration and enter her carriage with the serenity of a Phidian muse.
What to read after Lothair volume 3?
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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