The British Essayists: With Prefaces Biographical, Historical And Critical 30, Pt. 1
The British Essayists: With Prefaces Biographical, Historical And Critical 30, Pt. 1
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After they had asto- nished the world singly with the eclat of their actions, they came together : as her ladyship was proud of fixing a man, who was thought to have intrigued with half the women of fashion ; while the Colonel fell a sacrifice to her beauty, only because she was ad- mired by every body else. They lived together for some time in great splendour; but as matrimony was a constraint upon their freedom, they at length parted by a private agreement. Lady Belle keeps the best company, ...is at the head of every party of pleasure, never misses a masquerade, and has card- tables constantly at her own house on Sundays.
The Colonel is one of the oldest members of the club at White's, runs horses at Newmarket, has as actress in keeping, and is protected from the imper- tinence of duns, by having purchased a seat in par- liament at almost as great an expense as would have satisfied the demands of his creditors.
' They have two children : the one has been edu- it* 22; covxoisssub* 1 19 eatedby the direction of bk fether, the other lag been bred up under the eye of her mamma.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After they had asto- nished the world singly with the eclat of their actions, they came together : as her ladyship was proud of fixing a man, who was thought to have intrigued with half the women of fashion ; while the Colonel fell a sacrifice to her beauty, only because she was ad- mired by every body else. They lived together for some time in great splendour; but as matrimony was a constraint upon their freedom, they at length parted by a private agreement. Lady Belle keeps the best company, ...is at the head of every party of pleasure, never misses a masquerade, and has card- tables constantly at her own house on Sundays.
The Colonel is one of the oldest members of the club at White's, runs horses at Newmarket, has as actress in keeping, and is protected from the imper- tinence of duns, by having purchased a seat in par- liament at almost as great an expense as would have satisfied the demands of his creditors.
' They have two children : the one has been edu- it* 22; covxoisssub* 1 19 eatedby the direction of bk fether, the other lag been bred up under the eye of her mamma.
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