The Englishwoman. a Novel V. 4
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Our heroine's spirits rose with the scene.
i^he was now a witness of all that fai^cina- tion which had first made her anxious tp see London, chalked floors, flowery par- terres, &:c. Sec. To shut her heart against the combined elegancies that taste and mag- nificence had conceived 9o uniquely, would faave been impossible for one of her disposi- 200 THE ENGLISHWOMAN^ tion ; she possessed genius, and hailed its il- luminations in every or the most trivial tf^iit.
The pilgriras journeyed on, often... inter- rupted by French Frisseurs, Watchmen, Quakers, &c. &c. An Indian Princess,, dressed with infinite taste and magnifl* cence, was seated on an ottoman; the Spaniard at her elbow touched his guitar; She listened and approved ; her demeanour softened from the regal to the attentive.
A black Domino advanced ; he stood some- time viewing the group. '' How deceiving are appearances !" said the Domino.
'' These humble Pilgrims heed not yon gaudy thing,'^ pointing hj the Spaniard ; - *' while this Persian Princess sighs for a lit- tle of that incense his perverted taste gives to plebeians." '' Presumptuous slave !'* said the irritat- ed Princess^ " who taught you to analize the feelings of royalty ?" " Observation and reflection/' said the Domino.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our heroine's spirits rose with the scene.
i^he was now a witness of all that fai^cina- tion which had first made her anxious tp see London, chalked floors, flowery par- terres, &:c. Sec. To shut her heart against the combined elegancies that taste and mag- nificence had conceived 9o uniquely, would faave been impossible for one of her disposi- 200 THE ENGLISHWOMAN^ tion ; she possessed genius, and hailed its il- luminations in every or the most trivial tf^iit.
The pilgriras journeyed on, often... inter- rupted by French Frisseurs, Watchmen, Quakers, &c. &c. An Indian Princess,, dressed with infinite taste and magnifl* cence, was seated on an ottoman; the Spaniard at her elbow touched his guitar; She listened and approved ; her demeanour softened from the regal to the attentive.
A black Domino advanced ; he stood some- time viewing the group. '' How deceiving are appearances !" said the Domino.
'' These humble Pilgrims heed not yon gaudy thing,'^ pointing hj the Spaniard ; - *' while this Persian Princess sighs for a lit- tle of that incense his perverted taste gives to plebeians." '' Presumptuous slave !'* said the irritat- ed Princess^ " who taught you to analize the feelings of royalty ?" " Observation and reflection/' said the Domino.
What to read after The Englishwoman. a Novel V. 4?
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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