The Idler in France 8 4
The Idler in France 8 4
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From remonstrances theyproceeded to murmurs, not only "loud, but deep, " and frommurmurs--"tell it not in Ascalon, publish it not in Gath"--to violentpushing, and, at length, to blows. The audience were, as well theymight be, shocked; the _Gendarmes_ interfered, and order was soonrestored. The extreme propriety of conduct that invariably prevails ina Parisian audience, and more especially in the female portion of it, renders the circumstance I have narrated remarkable.
Met Lady G. , Lady H. , a...nd the usual circle of _habitués_ last night atMadame C----'s. The first-mentioned lady surprises me every time I meether, by the exaggeration of her sentiment and the romantic notions sheentertains. Love, eternal love, is her favourite topic of conversation;a topic unsuited to discussion at her age and in her position.
To hear a woman, no longer young, talking passionately of love, hassomething so absurd in it, that I am pained for Lady C. , who is reallya kind-hearted and amiable woman. Her definitions of the passion, anddescriptions of its effects, remind me of the themes furnished byScudéry, and are as tiresome as the tales of a traveller recounted somefifty years after he has made his voyage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From remonstrances theyproceeded to murmurs, not only "loud, but deep, " and frommurmurs--"tell it not in Ascalon, publish it not in Gath"--to violentpushing, and, at length, to blows. The audience were, as well theymight be, shocked; the _Gendarmes_ interfered, and order was soonrestored. The extreme propriety of conduct that invariably prevails ina Parisian audience, and more especially in the female portion of it, renders the circumstance I have narrated remarkable.
Met Lady G. , Lady H. , a...nd the usual circle of _habitués_ last night atMadame C----'s. The first-mentioned lady surprises me every time I meether, by the exaggeration of her sentiment and the romantic notions sheentertains. Love, eternal love, is her favourite topic of conversation;a topic unsuited to discussion at her age and in her position.
To hear a woman, no longer young, talking passionately of love, hassomething so absurd in it, that I am pained for Lady C. , who is reallya kind-hearted and amiable woman. Her definitions of the passion, anddescriptions of its effects, remind me of the themes furnished byScudéry, and are as tiresome as the tales of a traveller recounted somefifty years after he has made his voyage.
What to read after The Idler in France 8 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marguerite Gardiner to read onlineMoreLess
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