Sketches of the Irish Bar
Sketches of the Irish Bar
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I was surprised — for our eyes met — that he did not rush to tender me his greet* ings. However, I went up ta him, and held out my hand in the usual cordial way. He took it, but in a v«ry unusual way.
The friendly pressure was no longer there. His countenance.
EB8ULT8 OF AK OBATION. 161 which heretofore had glowed with warmth at my approach, was still and chilling. He made no allusion to my speech, hut looking round as if fearful of being observed, and mutter- ing something about its being " Eq...uity-day in the Exchequer," moved away. This was a modification of " genuine fame" for which I was quite unprepared. In my present elevation of spirits, however, I was rather perplexed than offended at the occun*ence. I was willing to suspect that my friend must have found himself suddenly indisposed, or that, in spite of his better feelings, an access of involuntary envy might have overpowered him ; or perhaps, poor fellow, some painful sub- ject of a private nature might be pressing upon his mind, so as to cause this strange revolution in his manner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was surprised — for our eyes met — that he did not rush to tender me his greet* ings. However, I went up ta him, and held out my hand in the usual cordial way. He took it, but in a v«ry unusual way.
The friendly pressure was no longer there. His countenance.
EB8ULT8 OF AK OBATION. 161 which heretofore had glowed with warmth at my approach, was still and chilling. He made no allusion to my speech, hut looking round as if fearful of being observed, and mutter- ing something about its being " Eq...uity-day in the Exchequer," moved away. This was a modification of " genuine fame" for which I was quite unprepared. In my present elevation of spirits, however, I was rather perplexed than offended at the occun*ence. I was willing to suspect that my friend must have found himself suddenly indisposed, or that, in spite of his better feelings, an access of involuntary envy might have overpowered him ; or perhaps, poor fellow, some painful sub- ject of a private nature might be pressing upon his mind, so as to cause this strange revolution in his manner.
What to read after Sketches of the Irish Bar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackenzie, R. Shelton (Robert Shelton), 1809-1880 to read onlineMoreLess
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