Pelham — Complete
Pelham — Complete
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" I bowed low to this compliment.
"Do you propose staying long at Paris?" continued the--.
"I protracted, " I replied, "my departure solely for the honour thisevening affords me. In so doing, please your--, I have followed the wisemaxim of keeping the greatest pleasure to the last. " The royal chevalier bowed to my answer with a smile still sweeterthan before, and began a conversation with me which lasted for severalminutes. I was much struck with the--'s air and bearing. They possessgreat dign...ity, without any affectation of its assumption. He speakspeculiarly good English, and the compliment of addressing me in thatlanguage was therefore as judicious as delicate. His observations owedlittle to his rank; they would have struck you as appropriate, and theair which accompanied them pleased you as graceful, even in a simpleindividual. Judge, then, if they charmed me in the--. The upper partof his countenance is prominent and handsome, and his eyes have muchsoftness of expression. His figure is slight and particularly wellknit; perhaps he is altogether more adapted to strike in private thanin public effect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I bowed low to this compliment.
"Do you propose staying long at Paris?" continued the--.
"I protracted, " I replied, "my departure solely for the honour thisevening affords me. In so doing, please your--, I have followed the wisemaxim of keeping the greatest pleasure to the last. " The royal chevalier bowed to my answer with a smile still sweeterthan before, and began a conversation with me which lasted for severalminutes. I was much struck with the--'s air and bearing. They possessgreat dign...ity, without any affectation of its assumption. He speakspeculiarly good English, and the compliment of addressing me in thatlanguage was therefore as judicious as delicate. His observations owedlittle to his rank; they would have struck you as appropriate, and theair which accompanied them pleased you as graceful, even in a simpleindividual. Judge, then, if they charmed me in the--. The upper partof his countenance is prominent and handsome, and his eyes have muchsoftness of expression. His figure is slight and particularly wellknit; perhaps he is altogether more adapted to strike in private thanin public effect.
What to read after Pelham — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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