Memories of Old Friends Being Extracts From the Journals And Letters of Carolin
Memories of Old Friends Being Extracts From the Journals And Letters of Carolin
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Madame de Stae'l was regretting to Lord Castlereagh that there was no word in the English language which answered to their "sentiment. '" " No, " he said, " there is no English word, but the Irish have one that corresponds exactly, 'blarney. ' 1 Considering who the interlocutors were, this was inimitable. It is supposed to be Lord Castlereagh's one good thing. Then he showed a beautiful portrait of Guizot, so like him. The other day Guizot was sitting at dinner next a Madame M, who has just wri...tten a novel, on which she imagines herself to have founded a literary repu- tation. She wished to extend a little patronage to her next neighbor, so began, '^Etvous, monsieur, est-ce que vous avez ecrit quelque chose?" "Oui, madame, quelques brochures, " was the cool reply. He walked with us part of the way, greatly rejoicing in the elevation of Thirl wall to episcopal dignity, a man every way worthy. July 20. Papa went on to Combe and left us in Clifton ; so, accompanied by our good friend Sterling, we explored the cathedral of Bristol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Madame de Stae'l was regretting to Lord Castlereagh that there was no word in the English language which answered to their "sentiment. '" " No, " he said, " there is no English word, but the Irish have one that corresponds exactly, 'blarney. ' 1 Considering who the interlocutors were, this was inimitable. It is supposed to be Lord Castlereagh's one good thing. Then he showed a beautiful portrait of Guizot, so like him. The other day Guizot was sitting at dinner next a Madame M, who has just wri...tten a novel, on which she imagines herself to have founded a literary repu- tation. She wished to extend a little patronage to her next neighbor, so began, '^Etvous, monsieur, est-ce que vous avez ecrit quelque chose?" "Oui, madame, quelques brochures, " was the cool reply. He walked with us part of the way, greatly rejoicing in the elevation of Thirl wall to episcopal dignity, a man every way worthy. July 20. Papa went on to Combe and left us in Clifton ; so, accompanied by our good friend Sterling, we explored the cathedral of Bristol.
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