The Newcomes : Memoirs of a Most Respectable Family.
The Newcomes : Memoirs of a Most Respectable Family.
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Ethel evidently thought so ; for she talked and rattled in the most lively manner with Lord Farintosh for the rest of the evening, and scarcely chose to say a word to her cousin. Lady Ann was absent with Sir Brian and her children for the most part of the time ; and thus CUve had the pleasure of listening to Miss Newcome uttering all sorts of odd little paradoxes, firing the while sly shots at Mr. Clive, and, indeed, making fun of his friends, exhibiting herself in not the most agreeable light.... Her talk only served the more to bewilder Lord Farintosh, who did not understand a tithe of her allusions ; for heaven, which had endowed the young Marquis with personal charms, a large estate, an ancient title and the pride belonging to it, had not supplied his Lordship with a great quantity of brains, or a very feeling heart.
Lady Ann came liack from the upper regions presently with rather a grave face, and saying that Sir Brian was not so well this evening, upon which the young men rose to depart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ethel evidently thought so ; for she talked and rattled in the most lively manner with Lord Farintosh for the rest of the evening, and scarcely chose to say a word to her cousin. Lady Ann was absent with Sir Brian and her children for the most part of the time ; and thus CUve had the pleasure of listening to Miss Newcome uttering all sorts of odd little paradoxes, firing the while sly shots at Mr. Clive, and, indeed, making fun of his friends, exhibiting herself in not the most agreeable light.... Her talk only served the more to bewilder Lord Farintosh, who did not understand a tithe of her allusions ; for heaven, which had endowed the young Marquis with personal charms, a large estate, an ancient title and the pride belonging to it, had not supplied his Lordship with a great quantity of brains, or a very feeling heart.
Lady Ann came liack from the upper regions presently with rather a grave face, and saying that Sir Brian was not so well this evening, upon which the young men rose to depart.
What to read after The Newcomes : Memoirs of a Most Respectable Family.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thackeray, William Makepeace, 1811-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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