The Life of the Rt. Hon. Sir Charles W. Dilke, volume 2
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Chamberlain strove to tranquillize him by a change of scene. Some spot, such as is to be found in Sir Charles's own holiday land of Provence, atfirst occurred to his friend, though this would have meant thecancelling of all Mr. Chamberlain's public engagements at that mostcritical moment in politics. But Sir Charles instead went down toHighbury, where he passed his days much in the open air, playing lawntennis and riding with his host's son, Mr Austen Chamberlain.
Here he rapidly came back to s...omething of his normal self. As news hadbeen telegraphed of Mrs. Pattison's gradual recovery, it was decided toinform her of what had happened. Mr. Chamberlain undertook the delicatetask of wording the communications. She telegraphed back at once thatfull assurance of her trust and of her loyalty on which Sir Charles hadcounted. But it was characteristic of her not to stop there. A telegramfrom Mrs. Pattison to the _Times_ announcing her engagement to SirCharles Dilke immediately followed on public intimation of theproceedings for divorce.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chamberlain strove to tranquillize him by a change of scene. Some spot, such as is to be found in Sir Charles's own holiday land of Provence, atfirst occurred to his friend, though this would have meant thecancelling of all Mr. Chamberlain's public engagements at that mostcritical moment in politics. But Sir Charles instead went down toHighbury, where he passed his days much in the open air, playing lawntennis and riding with his host's son, Mr Austen Chamberlain.
Here he rapidly came back to s...omething of his normal self. As news hadbeen telegraphed of Mrs. Pattison's gradual recovery, it was decided toinform her of what had happened. Mr. Chamberlain undertook the delicatetask of wording the communications. She telegraphed back at once thatfull assurance of her trust and of her loyalty on which Sir Charles hadcounted. But it was characteristic of her not to stop there. A telegramfrom Mrs. Pattison to the _Times_ announcing her engagement to SirCharles Dilke immediately followed on public intimation of theproceedings for divorce.
What to read after The Life of the Rt. Hon. Sir Charles W. Dilke, volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gwynn Stephen Lucius to read onlineMoreLess
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