The Life And Letters of William Beckford of Fonthill
The Life And Letters of William Beckford of Fonthill
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Blood royal enough, in short, to make black puddings, were all the swine in Christendom to fail.
William Beckford to G. Clarke Lansdown.
I beg that you will immediately take the enclosed to Mr. Beltz, for immediate correction, and at the same time inform Mr. Burke that I never intended, nor intend to enter, into any correspondence upon the subject. It was upon that sole condition (that I should not be bothered upon a subject I care little about), that any account of the Beckford family was furn...ished. . . . Mr. Beltz's account was a model of elegance ... It is now woefully vulgarized. The inaccuracy and bad taste of this vile mess are equally insufferable.
William Beckford to G. Clarke Lansdown.
Garnishing a dish with faded parsley is quite in the style of an a la mode beef eating house. . . . How vexed, how mortified, Mr. Beltz must have felt at the rank bungling ignorance of pretenders to heraldic knowledge I I never read anything more impertinently disgusting and flippant than the little note 1 enclosed to you, and which 280 WILLIAM BECKFORD the writer, in defiance of my regulations, took the liberty of addressing directly to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Blood royal enough, in short, to make black puddings, were all the swine in Christendom to fail.
William Beckford to G. Clarke Lansdown.
I beg that you will immediately take the enclosed to Mr. Beltz, for immediate correction, and at the same time inform Mr. Burke that I never intended, nor intend to enter, into any correspondence upon the subject. It was upon that sole condition (that I should not be bothered upon a subject I care little about), that any account of the Beckford family was furn...ished. . . . Mr. Beltz's account was a model of elegance ... It is now woefully vulgarized. The inaccuracy and bad taste of this vile mess are equally insufferable.
William Beckford to G. Clarke Lansdown.
Garnishing a dish with faded parsley is quite in the style of an a la mode beef eating house. . . . How vexed, how mortified, Mr. Beltz must have felt at the rank bungling ignorance of pretenders to heraldic knowledge I I never read anything more impertinently disgusting and flippant than the little note 1 enclosed to you, and which 280 WILLIAM BECKFORD the writer, in defiance of my regulations, took the liberty of addressing directly to me.
What to read after The Life And Letters of William Beckford of Fonthill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis Saul Benjamin to read onlineMoreLess
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