My Holiday in Austria
My Holiday in Austria
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From my quiet corner of the room I no- ticed this unreasonable exaction, and pitied some of the young dancers of my own party, who declared they were half dead! 1 was much amused watching one Hun- garian gentleman of our acquaintance in the mazurka, a dance on which he parti- cularly prided himself. We had for some time agreed he was dreadfully conceited, but this evening his self-estimation passed all bounds, as in his national dress, with his head thrown back and his eyes half closed, he perf...ormed a few steps languidly under the centre chandelier. Then, to all appearance suddenly awaking to a sense of what society required from such a splen- The Court. 75 did specimen of his glorious nation, he would whu'l his partner breathlessly round, or dash frantically from one end of the room to the other.
I was told an anecdote illustrative of Hungarian pride. The incident occurred at a ball at Pressburg last winter. A young lady, who thought herself demeaned by having for a vis-a-vis a young officer who was not a noble, hardly allowed him to touch the tip of her little finger when she passed him in the quadrille.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From my quiet corner of the room I no- ticed this unreasonable exaction, and pitied some of the young dancers of my own party, who declared they were half dead! 1 was much amused watching one Hun- garian gentleman of our acquaintance in the mazurka, a dance on which he parti- cularly prided himself. We had for some time agreed he was dreadfully conceited, but this evening his self-estimation passed all bounds, as in his national dress, with his head thrown back and his eyes half closed, he perf...ormed a few steps languidly under the centre chandelier. Then, to all appearance suddenly awaking to a sense of what society required from such a splen- The Court. 75 did specimen of his glorious nation, he would whu'l his partner breathlessly round, or dash frantically from one end of the room to the other.
I was told an anecdote illustrative of Hungarian pride. The incident occurred at a ball at Pressburg last winter. A young lady, who thought herself demeaned by having for a vis-a-vis a young officer who was not a noble, hardly allowed him to touch the tip of her little finger when she passed him in the quadrille.
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