The Death of the Lion
The Death of the Lion
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The sagacity and the jealousy were mine, and his theimpressions and the harvest. Of course, as regards Mrs. Wimbush, Iwas worsted in my encounters, for wasn't the state of his healththe very reason for his coming to her at Prestidge? Wasn't itprecisely at Prestidge that he was to be coddled, and wasn't thedear Princess coming to help her to coddle him? The dear Princess, now on a visit to England, was of a famous foreign house, and, inher gilded cage, with her retinue of keepers and feeders, wa...s themost expensive specimen in the good lady's collection. I don'tthink her august presence had had to do with Paraday's consentingto go, but it's not impossible he had operated as a bait to theillustrious stranger. The party had been made up for him, Mrs. Wimbush averred, and every one was counting on it, the dearPrincess most of all. If he was well enough he was to read themsomething absolutely fresh, and it was on that particular prospectthe Princess had set her heart. She was so fond of genius in ANYwalk of life, and was so used to it and understood it so well: shewas the greatest of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sagacity and the jealousy were mine, and his theimpressions and the harvest. Of course, as regards Mrs. Wimbush, Iwas worsted in my encounters, for wasn't the state of his healththe very reason for his coming to her at Prestidge? Wasn't itprecisely at Prestidge that he was to be coddled, and wasn't thedear Princess coming to help her to coddle him? The dear Princess, now on a visit to England, was of a famous foreign house, and, inher gilded cage, with her retinue of keepers and feeders, wa...s themost expensive specimen in the good lady's collection. I don'tthink her august presence had had to do with Paraday's consentingto go, but it's not impossible he had operated as a bait to theillustrious stranger. The party had been made up for him, Mrs. Wimbush averred, and every one was counting on it, the dearPrincess most of all. If he was well enough he was to read themsomething absolutely fresh, and it was on that particular prospectthe Princess had set her heart. She was so fond of genius in ANYwalk of life, and was so used to it and understood it so well: shewas the greatest of Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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