The North American Review volume 197
The North American Review volume 197
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George's, Hanover Square. She was forty- five, the widow of his fellow-member, a dozen years older than her husband, with an income of some twenty thousand dollars a year, and a house in London. She used to say, laughingly : " Dizzy married me for my money, but if he had the chance again he would marry me for love. " It is a dictum of Bacon: " Certainly wife and children are a kind of discipline of humanity, " but for most men it is a wholesome discipline ; and in the case of Disraeli for more ...than a quarter of a century his married life was of the happiest.
He was still deeply in debt, his first speech in the House had been an humiliating failure, he was widely distrusted, but with a buoyancy, an unimpaired vanity, an unwearying patience, and a confidence in himself which seemed to well from an inexhaustible source.
" I got away by 9. 30 and went down to the House, which I found dozing in committee, but I made a speech. ... It made great effect. . . . The complete command of the House I now have is remarkable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
George's, Hanover Square. She was forty- five, the widow of his fellow-member, a dozen years older than her husband, with an income of some twenty thousand dollars a year, and a house in London. She used to say, laughingly : " Dizzy married me for my money, but if he had the chance again he would marry me for love. " It is a dictum of Bacon: " Certainly wife and children are a kind of discipline of humanity, " but for most men it is a wholesome discipline ; and in the case of Disraeli for more ...than a quarter of a century his married life was of the happiest.
He was still deeply in debt, his first speech in the House had been an humiliating failure, he was widely distrusted, but with a buoyancy, an unimpaired vanity, an unwearying patience, and a confidence in himself which seemed to well from an inexhaustible source.
" I got away by 9. 30 and went down to the House, which I found dozing in committee, but I made a speech. ... It made great effect. . . . The complete command of the House I now have is remarkable.
What to read after The North American Review volume 197?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fielding Burke to read onlineMoreLess
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