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"What a foolish scene considered philosophi- cally," he said ; " and yet how many human interests in solution, and floating adumbrations of human fate ! I have been dancing," Mr.
Derwentwater continued with some solemnity and a full sense of the superior position involved, " with, I verily believe, the most beautiful creature in the world." Jock looked up, fixing him with a critical, slightly cynical regard. He had been well aware of Mr. Derwentwater' s very ineffective perform- ance, and divin...ed too clearly the sentiments of XI.] THE BALL COXTINUED. 167 Bice not to feel all a spectator's derision for tliis ■uncalled-for self-complacency ; but lie made no remark.
" There is nothing trivial in the exercise in such a combination. I incline to think that beauty is almost the greatest of all the spectacles that Nature sets before us. The effect she has upon us is greater than that produced by any other influence. You are perhaps too young to have your mind awakened on such a sub- ject " To hear this foolish ^^sdom pouring forth, while the listener felt at every breath how his own bosom thrilled with an emotion too deep to be put into words, with a passion, hopeless, ridiculous, to which no one would accord any sympathy or comment but a laugh!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What a foolish scene considered philosophi- cally," he said ; " and yet how many human interests in solution, and floating adumbrations of human fate ! I have been dancing," Mr.
Derwentwater continued with some solemnity and a full sense of the superior position involved, " with, I verily believe, the most beautiful creature in the world." Jock looked up, fixing him with a critical, slightly cynical regard. He had been well aware of Mr. Derwentwater' s very ineffective perform- ance, and divin...ed too clearly the sentiments of XI.] THE BALL COXTINUED. 167 Bice not to feel all a spectator's derision for tliis ■uncalled-for self-complacency ; but lie made no remark.
" There is nothing trivial in the exercise in such a combination. I incline to think that beauty is almost the greatest of all the spectacles that Nature sets before us. The effect she has upon us is greater than that produced by any other influence. You are perhaps too young to have your mind awakened on such a sub- ject " To hear this foolish ^^sdom pouring forth, while the listener felt at every breath how his own bosom thrilled with an emotion too deep to be put into words, with a passion, hopeless, ridiculous, to which no one would accord any sympathy or comment but a laugh!
What to read after Sir Tom 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant, Mrs. (Margaret), 1828-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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