The Fight for the Crown: a Novel
The Fight for the Crown: a Novel
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He was in all sincerit}' a democrat to the extent of being opposed to all class privileges, and, as regarded the question which chiefly preoccupied his instructress, he was inclined to be with her — certain reservations apart. Hers was, at all events, a generous point of view. The only difficulty was how to share it and at the same time denounce the Tories, who were gov- erning Ireland without exceptional legislation and in apparent concert with Irish representatives. He mentioned this little d...ifficulty to her ladyship, who assured him that it would cease to exist long before the general election.
"Whatever it may suit them to pretend for the moment, they are slave-drivers at heart, " she averred, "and they daren't offer much — nothing like as much as we shall end by offering. The thing for you to do, when you talk to your future constituents, will be to take time by the forelock and say outright that you are in favor of Home Rule. '' " That would be going a little beyond my in- structions, " Wilfrid observed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was in all sincerit}' a democrat to the extent of being opposed to all class privileges, and, as regarded the question which chiefly preoccupied his instructress, he was inclined to be with her — certain reservations apart. Hers was, at all events, a generous point of view. The only difficulty was how to share it and at the same time denounce the Tories, who were gov- erning Ireland without exceptional legislation and in apparent concert with Irish representatives. He mentioned this little d...ifficulty to her ladyship, who assured him that it would cease to exist long before the general election.
"Whatever it may suit them to pretend for the moment, they are slave-drivers at heart, " she averred, "and they daren't offer much — nothing like as much as we shall end by offering. The thing for you to do, when you talk to your future constituents, will be to take time by the forelock and say outright that you are in favor of Home Rule. '' " That would be going a little beyond my in- structions, " Wilfrid observed.
What to read after The Fight for the Crown: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris, W. E. (William Edward), 1847-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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