One Look Back
One Look Back
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" This description, though written some years before, was eminently true of Rotten Row and its adjacent drives when I first frequented them. Frederick Locker, a minor poet of Society, asked in some pen- sive stanzas on Rotten Row : "But where is now the courtly troop That once rode laughing by? I miss the curls of Cantilupe, The laugh of Lady Di. " Lord Cantilupe, of whom I always heard that he was the handsomest man of his generation, died be- fore I was born, and Lady Di Beauclerck had mar- r...ied Baron Huddleston and ceased to ride in Rotten Row before I came to London ; so my survey of the scene was unmarred by Locker's reflective melan- choly, and I could do full justice to its charm. " Is there, " asked Lord Beaconsfield, " a more gay and graceful spectacle in this world than Hyde Park at the end of a long summer morning in the merry month of May? Where can we see such beautiful women, such gallant cavaliers, such fine horses, such brilliant equipages? The scene, too, is worthy of such agreeable accessories the groves, the gleam- ing waters, and the triumphal arches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" This description, though written some years before, was eminently true of Rotten Row and its adjacent drives when I first frequented them. Frederick Locker, a minor poet of Society, asked in some pen- sive stanzas on Rotten Row : "But where is now the courtly troop That once rode laughing by? I miss the curls of Cantilupe, The laugh of Lady Di. " Lord Cantilupe, of whom I always heard that he was the handsomest man of his generation, died be- fore I was born, and Lady Di Beauclerck had mar- r...ied Baron Huddleston and ceased to ride in Rotten Row before I came to London ; so my survey of the scene was unmarred by Locker's reflective melan- choly, and I could do full justice to its charm. " Is there, " asked Lord Beaconsfield, " a more gay and graceful spectacle in this world than Hyde Park at the end of a long summer morning in the merry month of May? Where can we see such beautiful women, such gallant cavaliers, such fine horses, such brilliant equipages? The scene, too, is worthy of such agreeable accessories the groves, the gleam- ing waters, and the triumphal arches.
What to read after One Look Back?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gwe Russell to read onlineMoreLess
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