Sybil, Or, the Two Nations
Sybil, Or, the Two Nations
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" Woman> mis- sion" took the shape to her intelligence of getting over his Grace to the conservatives. She was much assisted in these endeavours by the information which she so deiterously acquired from the innocent and incautious Lord Masque.
Egremont was seated at dinner to-day by the side of Lady Joan.
Unconsciously to himself this had been arranged by Lady Marney.
The action of woman on our destiuy is unceasing. Egremont was scarcely in a happy mood for conversation. He was pensive , in- cl...ined to be absent ; his thoughts indeed were of other things and persons than those around him. Lady Joan however only required a listener. She did not make inquiries like Lady Maud, or impart her own impressions by suggesting them as your own. Lady Joan gave Egremont an account of the Aztec cities , of which she had 134 been i-eading that morniog, aod of the several historical theories which their discovery had suggested ; then she imparted her own, which differed from all, but which seemed clearly the right ooe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Woman> mis- sion" took the shape to her intelligence of getting over his Grace to the conservatives. She was much assisted in these endeavours by the information which she so deiterously acquired from the innocent and incautious Lord Masque.
Egremont was seated at dinner to-day by the side of Lady Joan.
Unconsciously to himself this had been arranged by Lady Marney.
The action of woman on our destiuy is unceasing. Egremont was scarcely in a happy mood for conversation. He was pensive , in- cl...ined to be absent ; his thoughts indeed were of other things and persons than those around him. Lady Joan however only required a listener. She did not make inquiries like Lady Maud, or impart her own impressions by suggesting them as your own. Lady Joan gave Egremont an account of the Aztec cities , of which she had 134 been i-eading that morniog, aod of the several historical theories which their discovery had suggested ; then she imparted her own, which differed from all, but which seemed clearly the right ooe.
What to read after Sybil, Or, the Two Nations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Disraeli to read onlineMoreLess
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