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The ball, which was now announced by the Viscountess, was ostensibly given for Selina; and all that taste could de- sign, or expense procure, was put in requi- sition for the magnificent display. Seli- na, who had never by deprivation been taught the real value of riches, was de- lighted at the splendid preparations, and became a docile pupil in the arts of pro- fusion under the admirable tuition of her aunt. Lady Eltondale was the character above all others most dangerous for the guidance or i...mitation of youth. Her faults were so varnished by the specious elegance and charms of her manners, that even the experience of age hesitated to bestow on them the stigma of vice, while the most thoughtless could not fail MANNERS. 125 to discover, that she neither revered nor understood the fixed immutable rules of virtue. It is true the breath of scan- dal had never sullied the gloss of her fair fame , but for this, perhaps, she was more indebted to the frigidity of her heart, than to the rectitude of her prin- ciples ; and that total annihilation of all feeling, which she recommended both by precept and example, was more likely to eradicate the better sentiments of benevo- lence and generosity, than to serve as an effectual preventive against the temp- tations of passion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ball, which was now announced by the Viscountess, was ostensibly given for Selina; and all that taste could de- sign, or expense procure, was put in requi- sition for the magnificent display. Seli- na, who had never by deprivation been taught the real value of riches, was de- lighted at the splendid preparations, and became a docile pupil in the arts of pro- fusion under the admirable tuition of her aunt. Lady Eltondale was the character above all others most dangerous for the guidance or i...mitation of youth. Her faults were so varnished by the specious elegance and charms of her manners, that even the experience of age hesitated to bestow on them the stigma of vice, while the most thoughtless could not fail MANNERS. 125 to discover, that she neither revered nor understood the fixed immutable rules of virtue. It is true the breath of scan- dal had never sullied the gloss of her fair fame , but for this, perhaps, she was more indebted to the frigidity of her heart, than to the rectitude of her prin- ciples ; and that total annihilation of all feeling, which she recommended both by precept and example, was more likely to eradicate the better sentiments of benevo- lence and generosity, than to serve as an effectual preventive against the temp- tations of passion.
What to read after Manners, a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brooke Frances to read onlineMoreLess
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