Oliver Goldsmith
Oliver Goldsmith
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We weredirected to the Hotel d'Angleterre, where a valet-de-place came to offerhis service, and spoke to me ten minutes before I once found out that hewas speaking English. We had no occasion for his services, so we gave him alittle money because he spoke English, and because he wanted it. I cannothelp mentioning another circumstance: I bought a new ribbon for my wig atCanterbury, and the barber at Calais broke it in order to gain sixpence bybuying me a new one. " An incident which occurred in ...the course of this tour has been tortured bythat literary magpie, Boswell, into a proof of Goldsmith's absurd jealousyof any admiration shown to others in his presence. While stopping at ahotel in Lisle, they were drawn to the windows by a military parade infront. The extreme beauty of the Misses Horneck immediately attracted theattention of the officers, who broke forth with enthusiastic speeches andcompliments intended for their ears. Goldsmith was amused for a while, butat length affected impatience at this exclusive admiration of his beautifulcompanions, and exclaimed, with mock severity of aspect, "Elsewhere I alsowould have my admirers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We weredirected to the Hotel d'Angleterre, where a valet-de-place came to offerhis service, and spoke to me ten minutes before I once found out that hewas speaking English. We had no occasion for his services, so we gave him alittle money because he spoke English, and because he wanted it. I cannothelp mentioning another circumstance: I bought a new ribbon for my wig atCanterbury, and the barber at Calais broke it in order to gain sixpence bybuying me a new one. " An incident which occurred in ...the course of this tour has been tortured bythat literary magpie, Boswell, into a proof of Goldsmith's absurd jealousyof any admiration shown to others in his presence. While stopping at ahotel in Lisle, they were drawn to the windows by a military parade infront. The extreme beauty of the Misses Horneck immediately attracted theattention of the officers, who broke forth with enthusiastic speeches andcompliments intended for their ears. Goldsmith was amused for a while, butat length affected impatience at this exclusive admiration of his beautifulcompanions, and exclaimed, with mock severity of aspect, "Elsewhere I alsowould have my admirers.
What to read after Oliver Goldsmith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Irving, Washington, 1783-1859 to read onlineMoreLess
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