The Best of All Good Company a Day With W M Thackeray
The Best of All Good Company a Day With W M Thackeray
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We only think it fair to state that he has not been guilty of the c incredibly gross act ' of associating our pure and amiable Catherine with the murderers and tyrants about whom he has written so nonsensically. ' "And then follows the revelation of the mystery about the real Catherine, the writer remarking that I am neither a fool nor a madman, and that I would not outrage Miss Hayes, lest some Saxon should kick me.
"Sir, if some pictures of the Irish, drawn by foreign hands, are carica- tures..., what are they compared to the pictures of the Irish drawn by themselves? Would any man — could any man out of Ireland — invent such an argument as the last ? It stands thus — " 1. I have not intended to injure, nor have I in the least injured Miss Hayes " 2. The people who have abused me for injuring her have acted with chivalrous promptitude, and, no doubt, have greatly gratified Miss Hayes. Poor young lady ! she is to be gratified by seeing a man belaboured who never thought of her or meant her a wrong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We only think it fair to state that he has not been guilty of the c incredibly gross act ' of associating our pure and amiable Catherine with the murderers and tyrants about whom he has written so nonsensically. ' "And then follows the revelation of the mystery about the real Catherine, the writer remarking that I am neither a fool nor a madman, and that I would not outrage Miss Hayes, lest some Saxon should kick me.
"Sir, if some pictures of the Irish, drawn by foreign hands, are carica- tures..., what are they compared to the pictures of the Irish drawn by themselves? Would any man — could any man out of Ireland — invent such an argument as the last ? It stands thus — " 1. I have not intended to injure, nor have I in the least injured Miss Hayes " 2. The people who have abused me for injuring her have acted with chivalrous promptitude, and, no doubt, have greatly gratified Miss Hayes. Poor young lady ! she is to be gratified by seeing a man belaboured who never thought of her or meant her a wrong.
What to read after The Best of All Good Company a Day With W M Thackeray?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerrold W. Blanchard to read onlineMoreLess
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