The Collected Works of Thomas Carlyle 12
The Collected Works of Thomas Carlyle 12
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It is an ominous symptom. After * Mr. Peters* has concluded his morning exercise,^ the intemperate Sir Arthur again demands, " Give me my Oath ! " — " I dare not," answers Francis Bacon, the official person ; Brother of the Di^st. But at length they do give it him ; and he sits : Sir Arthur is henceforth here. And, on the whole, ought we not to call this pretended Peers House the • Other House* merely? Sir Arthur, peppery Scott, Luke Kobin- son and Company, are clearly of that mind.
However, th...e Speaker has a Letter firom his Highness, sum- moning us all to the Banqueting-House at Whitehall, this after- noon at three ; both Houses shall meet him there. There accord- ingly does his Highness, do both Houses and all the Official world make appearance. Gloomy Bushwoiih, Bacon, and one * Smythe,* with Notebooks in their hands, ai-e there. His High- ness, in the following large manful manner, looking before and after, looking abroad and at home, with true nobleness if we con Burton, it 847.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is an ominous symptom. After * Mr. Peters* has concluded his morning exercise,^ the intemperate Sir Arthur again demands, " Give me my Oath ! " — " I dare not," answers Francis Bacon, the official person ; Brother of the Di^st. But at length they do give it him ; and he sits : Sir Arthur is henceforth here. And, on the whole, ought we not to call this pretended Peers House the • Other House* merely? Sir Arthur, peppery Scott, Luke Kobin- son and Company, are clearly of that mind.
However, th...e Speaker has a Letter firom his Highness, sum- moning us all to the Banqueting-House at Whitehall, this after- noon at three ; both Houses shall meet him there. There accord- ingly does his Highness, do both Houses and all the Official world make appearance. Gloomy Bushwoiih, Bacon, and one * Smythe,* with Notebooks in their hands, ai-e there. His High- ness, in the following large manful manner, looking before and after, looking abroad and at home, with true nobleness if we con Burton, it 847.
What to read after The Collected Works of Thomas Carlyle 12?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carlyle, Thomas, 1795-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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