The Life of the Rev. George Crabbe, Ll.B.
The Life of the Rev. George Crabbe, Ll.B.
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The Duke himself was a generous man, ** cordial, frank, and free ; " and highly popular with all classes. His establishments of race-horses, hunters, and hounds, were extensive, be- cause it was then held a part of such a nobleman's duty * Lady Mary-Isabella Somerset, daughter of the late Duke of Beaufort. She died in 1831.
BELVOIR CASTLE. 109 that they should be so ; but these things were rather for the enjoyment of his friends than for his own. He was sufficiently interested in such recreatio...ns to join in them occasionally ; but he would frequently dismiss a splendid party from his gates, and himself ride, accompanied only by Mr. Crabbe, to some sequestered part of his domain, to converse on literary topics, quote verses, and criticise plays. Their Graces' children were at this period still in the nursery.
The immediate chiefs of the place, then, were all that my father could have desired to find them ; but their guests, and, above all, perhaps, their servants, might not always treat him with equal respect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Duke himself was a generous man, ** cordial, frank, and free ; " and highly popular with all classes. His establishments of race-horses, hunters, and hounds, were extensive, be- cause it was then held a part of such a nobleman's duty * Lady Mary-Isabella Somerset, daughter of the late Duke of Beaufort. She died in 1831.
BELVOIR CASTLE. 109 that they should be so ; but these things were rather for the enjoyment of his friends than for his own. He was sufficiently interested in such recreatio...ns to join in them occasionally ; but he would frequently dismiss a splendid party from his gates, and himself ride, accompanied only by Mr. Crabbe, to some sequestered part of his domain, to converse on literary topics, quote verses, and criticise plays. Their Graces' children were at this period still in the nursery.
The immediate chiefs of the place, then, were all that my father could have desired to find them ; but their guests, and, above all, perhaps, their servants, might not always treat him with equal respect.
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