The Literary Character Or the History of Men of Genius Drawn From Their Own
The Literary Character Or the History of Men of Genius Drawn From Their Own
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blow, and died in a minute. The gentlemen were all very sorry, and lamented him very much. "* Such is the simple narrative of the death of this wit If Some letters and papers of Sterne are now before me which reveal a piece of secret history of our sentimentalist. The letters are addressed to a young lady of the name of De Fourmantel, whose ancestors were the Berangers de Foui-mantel, who during the persecution of the French Protestants by Louis XIV. Emigrated to this country: they were entitle...d to extensive possessions in St. Domin- go, but were excluded by their Protestantism, The elder sister became a Catholic, and obtained the estates ; the younger adopted the name of Beranger, and was a * " Travels in various parts of Europe, Asia, and Africa, during a aeries of thirty years and upwards, by John Macdonald, a cadet of the family of Kippoch, in luvernesshire, who after the ruin of his family, in 1765, was thrown, when a child, on the wide world, &c. Printed for the author, 1790. " — He served a number of noblemen and gentle- men in the humble station of a footman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
blow, and died in a minute. The gentlemen were all very sorry, and lamented him very much. "* Such is the simple narrative of the death of this wit If Some letters and papers of Sterne are now before me which reveal a piece of secret history of our sentimentalist. The letters are addressed to a young lady of the name of De Fourmantel, whose ancestors were the Berangers de Foui-mantel, who during the persecution of the French Protestants by Louis XIV. Emigrated to this country: they were entitle...d to extensive possessions in St. Domin- go, but were excluded by their Protestantism, The elder sister became a Catholic, and obtained the estates ; the younger adopted the name of Beranger, and was a * " Travels in various parts of Europe, Asia, and Africa, during a aeries of thirty years and upwards, by John Macdonald, a cadet of the family of Kippoch, in luvernesshire, who after the ruin of his family, in 1765, was thrown, when a child, on the wide world, &c. Printed for the author, 1790. " — He served a number of noblemen and gentle- men in the humble station of a footman.
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