Monographs Personal And Social
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SYDNEY SMITH. 2 6l as a considerate and useful friend, and his good- humoured satire was often directed to cure what struck him as faults or misunderstanding of their position, as when to Miss Martineau, excusing her- self from returning visits by her want of leisure and a carnage, he suggested that she should send an inferior authoress with her ear-trumpet in a hackney coach, to leave her cards about the town. He was, indeed, not given to severe censure, but could con- vey it under light words... when he chose ; thus when he checked the strong old-fashioned freedom of speech in Lord Melbourne by suggesting that ' they should assume everybody and everything to be damned, and come to the subject. ' Mr. Rogers' curiously unworthy repugnance to being regarded as a man in business, provoked him to many a sharp bye-blow : looking one morning into a large display of royal invitations over the chimney-piece, he asked the company in a loud ' aside, ' ' Does it not look as if the Bank had been accommodating the Duchess of Kent ?
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SYDNEY SMITH. 2 6l as a considerate and useful friend, and his good- humoured satire was often directed to cure what struck him as faults or misunderstanding of their position, as when to Miss Martineau, excusing her- self from returning visits by her want of leisure and a carnage, he suggested that she should send an inferior authoress with her ear-trumpet in a hackney coach, to leave her cards about the town. He was, indeed, not given to severe censure, but could con- vey it under light words... when he chose ; thus when he checked the strong old-fashioned freedom of speech in Lord Melbourne by suggesting that ' they should assume everybody and everything to be damned, and come to the subject. ' Mr. Rogers' curiously unworthy repugnance to being regarded as a man in business, provoked him to many a sharp bye-blow : looking one morning into a large display of royal invitations over the chimney-piece, he asked the company in a loud ' aside, ' ' Does it not look as if the Bank had been accommodating the Duchess of Kent ?
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