My Contemporaries 1830 1870
My Contemporaries 1830 1870
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Before we reached Holland House it began to rain, and continued till we returned at eight o'clock. It was a scene of the most exquisite well-bred misery and fashionably-attired wretchedness that can be imagined. Pulmonary consumption was ' in great demand, ' and chronic rheumatism ' very lively. ' It was dreadful to see so many nice girls catching their ' death of cold, ' and to be able to do nothing for them. Luttrell called it the horticultural fate^ and I fear the fatality will be widespread.... I have not yet recovered my self-respect, and shall con- sider that I am rightly served if I am laid up for a week. When my servant asked me, on my 110 MY CONTEMPOEARIES.
return, what I would take, I felt disposed to reply in tlie words of an Irish member at some equally damp party of pleasure, ' 'Pon my soul, I believe I'll take a big cowld. ' There is no excuse for me, for the night before at the Opera, in the round room, some one asked Lord Normanby if he was going to the fete, and he exclaimed, ' Oh, dear, no.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before we reached Holland House it began to rain, and continued till we returned at eight o'clock. It was a scene of the most exquisite well-bred misery and fashionably-attired wretchedness that can be imagined. Pulmonary consumption was ' in great demand, ' and chronic rheumatism ' very lively. ' It was dreadful to see so many nice girls catching their ' death of cold, ' and to be able to do nothing for them. Luttrell called it the horticultural fate^ and I fear the fatality will be widespread.... I have not yet recovered my self-respect, and shall con- sider that I am rightly served if I am laid up for a week. When my servant asked me, on my 110 MY CONTEMPOEARIES.
return, what I would take, I felt disposed to reply in tlie words of an Irish member at some equally damp party of pleasure, ' 'Pon my soul, I believe I'll take a big cowld. ' There is no excuse for me, for the night before at the Opera, in the round room, some one asked Lord Normanby if he was going to the fete, and he exclaimed, ' Oh, dear, no.
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