Maria Mitchell: Life, Letters, And Journals
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Whewell shook hands with us, and we stood. I was very tired, but wecontinued to stand. In an American gentleman's house I should have askedif I might sit, and should have dropped upon a chair; here, of course, Icontinued to stand. After, perhaps, fifteen minutes, Dr. Whewell said, 'Will you sit?' and the four of us dropped upon chairs as if shot!
"The master is a man to be noted, even physically. He is much aboveordinary size, and, though now gray-haired, would be extraordinarilyhandsome if it ...were not for an expression of ill-temper about the mouth.
"An Englishmen is proud; a Cambridge man is the proudest of Englishmen;and Dr. Whewell, the proudest of Cambridge men.
"In the opinion of a Cambridge man, to be master of Trinity is to bemaster of the world!
"At lunch, to which we stayed, Dr. Whewell talked about Americanwriters, and was very severe upon them; some of them were friends ofmine, and it was not pleasant. But I was especially hurt by a remarkwhich he made afterwards. Americans are noted in England for their useof slang.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whewell shook hands with us, and we stood. I was very tired, but wecontinued to stand. In an American gentleman's house I should have askedif I might sit, and should have dropped upon a chair; here, of course, Icontinued to stand. After, perhaps, fifteen minutes, Dr. Whewell said, 'Will you sit?' and the four of us dropped upon chairs as if shot!
"The master is a man to be noted, even physically. He is much aboveordinary size, and, though now gray-haired, would be extraordinarilyhandsome if it ...were not for an expression of ill-temper about the mouth.
"An Englishmen is proud; a Cambridge man is the proudest of Englishmen;and Dr. Whewell, the proudest of Cambridge men.
"In the opinion of a Cambridge man, to be master of Trinity is to bemaster of the world!
"At lunch, to which we stayed, Dr. Whewell talked about Americanwriters, and was very severe upon them; some of them were friends ofmine, and it was not pleasant. But I was especially hurt by a remarkwhich he made afterwards. Americans are noted in England for their useof slang.
What to read after Maria Mitchell: Life, Letters, And Journals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell Maria to read onlineMoreLess
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