The Englishman : a Novel. in Six Volumes V. 6
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save that of our Englishman, who hung enraptured on the dulcet reverberation.
Durweston solicited a song. " Hope told a flattering tale/' was sung with her usual pathos.
" Charming!" said the doctor. " I should think Handel's music would suit your voice.
Will you try one of his airs, Miss Fitz- henry ?" She sang that impressive and divine composition, " I know that my Redeemer llveth." The doctor was silent ; he had no voice to thank her for some moments. " Mr.
Sidney/' said he, after a pause, ..."these are the chaste embellishments of female educa- tion ; a woman thus endowed, whose sua- vity of manner teaches an affable compli- ance with the request of her friends, these are the women who, in their own persons, are the gentle satirists of obtrusive and useless acquirements. What a solace in re- tirement is a mind thus cultivated ! I list- ened to you with pleasure during dinner.
Your THE ENGLISHMAN. 145 Your mind is well stored ; and while I ex- press my delight in a contemplation so grateful to my notions of feminine quali- fications, I am not less gratified to reflect on him to whom their gentle influence will be more immediately dear." 94 It is here all thanks, all approval is due/' said our heroine, taking shelter from the parson's eloge in a seat by Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
save that of our Englishman, who hung enraptured on the dulcet reverberation.
Durweston solicited a song. " Hope told a flattering tale/' was sung with her usual pathos.
" Charming!" said the doctor. " I should think Handel's music would suit your voice.
Will you try one of his airs, Miss Fitz- henry ?" She sang that impressive and divine composition, " I know that my Redeemer llveth." The doctor was silent ; he had no voice to thank her for some moments. " Mr.
Sidney/' said he, after a pause, ..."these are the chaste embellishments of female educa- tion ; a woman thus endowed, whose sua- vity of manner teaches an affable compli- ance with the request of her friends, these are the women who, in their own persons, are the gentle satirists of obtrusive and useless acquirements. What a solace in re- tirement is a mind thus cultivated ! I list- ened to you with pleasure during dinner.
Your THE ENGLISHMAN. 145 Your mind is well stored ; and while I ex- press my delight in a contemplation so grateful to my notions of feminine quali- fications, I am not less gratified to reflect on him to whom their gentle influence will be more immediately dear." 94 It is here all thanks, all approval is due/' said our heroine, taking shelter from the parson's eloge in a seat by Mrs.
What to read after The Englishman : a Novel. in Six Volumes V. 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Byron, Medora Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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