My Novel Or Varieties in English Life volume 3
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The true secret was this, which Randal might well not divine, since that young person, despite his ancient birth, his Eton rearing, and his refined air, was not one of Nature's gentlemen ; the true secret was, that Audley Egerton moved, looked, and spoke like a thorough gentleman of England. A gentleman of more than average talents and of long experience, speak- ing his sincere opinions not a rhetorician aiming at effect. Moreover, Egerton was a consummate man of the world. He said, with nervou...s simplicity, what his party desired to be said, and put what his opponents felt to be the strong points of the case. Calm and decorous, yet spirited and energetic, with little variety of tone, and action subdued and rare, but yet signalised by earnest vigour, Audley Egerton impressed the understanding of the dullest, and pleased the taste of the most fastidious.
But on^e, when allusions were made to a certain popular question, on which the premier had announced his resolution 170 MTXOVEL; OB, to refuse all concession, and on the expediency of which it was announced that the cabinet was nevertheless divided and when such allusions were coupled with direct appeals to Mr Egerton, as " the enlightened member of a great com- mercial constituency, " and with a flattering doubt that " that Right Honourable gentleman, member for that great city, identified with the cause of the Burgher class, could be so far behind the spirit of the age as his official chief, " Randal observed that Egerton drew his hat still more closely over his brows and turned to whisper with one of his colleagues.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The true secret was this, which Randal might well not divine, since that young person, despite his ancient birth, his Eton rearing, and his refined air, was not one of Nature's gentlemen ; the true secret was, that Audley Egerton moved, looked, and spoke like a thorough gentleman of England. A gentleman of more than average talents and of long experience, speak- ing his sincere opinions not a rhetorician aiming at effect. Moreover, Egerton was a consummate man of the world. He said, with nervou...s simplicity, what his party desired to be said, and put what his opponents felt to be the strong points of the case. Calm and decorous, yet spirited and energetic, with little variety of tone, and action subdued and rare, but yet signalised by earnest vigour, Audley Egerton impressed the understanding of the dullest, and pleased the taste of the most fastidious.
But on^e, when allusions were made to a certain popular question, on which the premier had announced his resolution 170 MTXOVEL; OB, to refuse all concession, and on the expediency of which it was announced that the cabinet was nevertheless divided and when such allusions were coupled with direct appeals to Mr Egerton, as " the enlightened member of a great com- mercial constituency, " and with a flattering doubt that " that Right Honourable gentleman, member for that great city, identified with the cause of the Burgher class, could be so far behind the spirit of the age as his official chief, " Randal observed that Egerton drew his hat still more closely over his brows and turned to whisper with one of his colleagues.
What to read after My Novel Or Varieties in English Life volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton to read onlineMoreLess
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