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I had brought it on myself, I dare say, by a slight flippancy of tone. But I resolved to die game.
' Oh ! my dear Sir,' said I, ' my experience is scanty enough, and my admiration little worth. If, indeed, I could boast of having, like yourself, found favour in the eyes of three generations of beauties — But, tempo e galan* tuomo.' And thereupon I took my leave.
' Upon my soul,' said Luttrell, as he took my arm on his way to Brookes's, ' you have n't been quarteerd in Dublin for nothing. That l...ast speech of yours to our patriarchal friend was as cool a specimen of easy assurance as I 192 THE CREAM OF A LIFE.
have witnessed since I sat in tlie Irish House of Commons. I did not think you could be so savage.' ' Nor could I, without strong provoca- tion : ' — * At ille Qui me commorit (melius non tangere, clamo) Flebit.' 'Well/ said Luttrell, ' I am glad to see you are on good terms with Horace, at all events.
A tiff with one * dead poet is quite enough in one day.' * The present generation may require to be told that Rogers was familiarly known by the sobriquet of the * dead poet,' in allusion to his cadaverous aspect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had brought it on myself, I dare say, by a slight flippancy of tone. But I resolved to die game.
' Oh ! my dear Sir,' said I, ' my experience is scanty enough, and my admiration little worth. If, indeed, I could boast of having, like yourself, found favour in the eyes of three generations of beauties — But, tempo e galan* tuomo.' And thereupon I took my leave.
' Upon my soul,' said Luttrell, as he took my arm on his way to Brookes's, ' you have n't been quarteerd in Dublin for nothing. That l...ast speech of yours to our patriarchal friend was as cool a specimen of easy assurance as I 192 THE CREAM OF A LIFE.
have witnessed since I sat in tlie Irish House of Commons. I did not think you could be so savage.' ' Nor could I, without strong provoca- tion : ' — * At ille Qui me commorit (melius non tangere, clamo) Flebit.' 'Well/ said Luttrell, ' I am glad to see you are on good terms with Horace, at all events.
A tiff with one * dead poet is quite enough in one day.' * The present generation may require to be told that Rogers was familiarly known by the sobriquet of the * dead poet,' in allusion to his cadaverous aspect.
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