The American in Paris
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In the midst of this hall, filled with citizens of all classes, he had preserved that exquisite politeness, which forms such an impassable barrier between a nobleman and his inferiors ; in the Chamber he acted like a well-educated man, who did not wish to annoy any one, but who, at the same time, would not be annoyed himself. When he did the Chamber the honor of addressing it, M. De Fitz-James was quite at his ease, and spoke with the most delightful freedom. He showed a grace, exceedingly care...less, but at the same time, so delicate, that his hearers must have been very badly educated, not to be pleased with it. In a word, when in a slow, quiet voice, he repeated to the Chamber, a speech made beforehand and learned by heart, the great fear of M. De Fitz-James was, to pass for an orator; thus, when he was eloquent, and this happened often, it was always without knowing it, and above all, without wishing it. Whoever wished for a striking contrast with the Due de Fitz-James, would certainly have chosen M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the midst of this hall, filled with citizens of all classes, he had preserved that exquisite politeness, which forms such an impassable barrier between a nobleman and his inferiors ; in the Chamber he acted like a well-educated man, who did not wish to annoy any one, but who, at the same time, would not be annoyed himself. When he did the Chamber the honor of addressing it, M. De Fitz-James was quite at his ease, and spoke with the most delightful freedom. He showed a grace, exceedingly care...less, but at the same time, so delicate, that his hearers must have been very badly educated, not to be pleased with it. In a word, when in a slow, quiet voice, he repeated to the Chamber, a speech made beforehand and learned by heart, the great fear of M. De Fitz-James was, to pass for an orator; thus, when he was eloquent, and this happened often, it was always without knowing it, and above all, without wishing it. Whoever wished for a striking contrast with the Due de Fitz-James, would certainly have chosen M.
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