The History of Sir Richard Calmady; a Romance
The History of Sir Richard Calmady; a Romance
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True, the scene was remarkably brilliant. But she had witnessed too many parallel scenes to be very much affected by that.
So it pleased her fancy to moralise, to discriminate — not with- out a delicate sarcasm — between actualities and appearances, between the sentiments which might be divined really to animate many of the guests, and those conventional presentments of sentiment which the manner and bearing of the said guests A SLIP BETWIXT CUP AND LIP 365 indicated. She assured Lord Shotover ...she would rather not dance, that she preferred the attitude of spectator, whereupon that gentleman proposed to her to take sanctuary in a certain ante-chamber, opening off Lady Louisa Barking's boudoir, which was cool, dimly lighted, and agreeably remote from the turmoil of the entertainment now at its heignt.
The acquaintance of these two persons was, in as far as time and the number of their meetings went, but slight, and, at first sight, their tastes and temperaments would seem wide asunder as the poles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
True, the scene was remarkably brilliant. But she had witnessed too many parallel scenes to be very much affected by that.
So it pleased her fancy to moralise, to discriminate — not with- out a delicate sarcasm — between actualities and appearances, between the sentiments which might be divined really to animate many of the guests, and those conventional presentments of sentiment which the manner and bearing of the said guests A SLIP BETWIXT CUP AND LIP 365 indicated. She assured Lord Shotover ...she would rather not dance, that she preferred the attitude of spectator, whereupon that gentleman proposed to her to take sanctuary in a certain ante-chamber, opening off Lady Louisa Barking's boudoir, which was cool, dimly lighted, and agreeably remote from the turmoil of the entertainment now at its heignt.
The acquaintance of these two persons was, in as far as time and the number of their meetings went, but slight, and, at first sight, their tastes and temperaments would seem wide asunder as the poles.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Malet, Lucas, 1852-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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