Mandeville : a Tale of the Seventeenth Century 2
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We took a brief and constrained leave of Landseer, whom Sir Joseph emphatically thanked for his ge- nerous self-denial and clemency. I had the pleasure to see my commanding officer safe on board : here my commission ended : I returned straight to my mother, and am there- fore unable to tell you how Croke and the ambassador settled their accounts, when the necessity for deception existed no longer." MANDEVILLE, 501 CHAPTER X.
The narrative of Clifford was listened to with great eagerness from al...l sides Every one expressed astonishment at the admirable dexterity, firmness and presence of mind which had thus been displayed by a youth of nineteen. Nor were they less struck with the beautiful simplicity with which he re- lated the adventure, rehearsing every thing that passed in the most direct and unaffect- ed manner, and seeming to be himself whol- ly unconscious of those fine qualities disco- vered in his own conduct, which every one else contemplated with wonder and delight.
Words cannot express what passed in my mind during this trying scene.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We took a brief and constrained leave of Landseer, whom Sir Joseph emphatically thanked for his ge- nerous self-denial and clemency. I had the pleasure to see my commanding officer safe on board : here my commission ended : I returned straight to my mother, and am there- fore unable to tell you how Croke and the ambassador settled their accounts, when the necessity for deception existed no longer." MANDEVILLE, 501 CHAPTER X.
The narrative of Clifford was listened to with great eagerness from al...l sides Every one expressed astonishment at the admirable dexterity, firmness and presence of mind which had thus been displayed by a youth of nineteen. Nor were they less struck with the beautiful simplicity with which he re- lated the adventure, rehearsing every thing that passed in the most direct and unaffect- ed manner, and seeming to be himself whol- ly unconscious of those fine qualities disco- vered in his own conduct, which every one else contemplated with wonder and delight.
Words cannot express what passed in my mind during this trying scene.
What to read after Mandeville : a Tale of the Seventeenth Century 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Godwin, William, 1756-1836 to read onlineMoreLess
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