The Novels of Charles Lever
The Novels of Charles Lever
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He could have told of strange doings with arsenic in the stable, and stranger still with hocussed negus in the back-parlour ; he had seen the certain favourite for the Oaks carted out stiff and cold on the morning that was to have witnessed her triumph ; and he had opened the door for the ruined heir as he left his last thousand on the green baize of the Digitized by V^jOOQIC 134 DAVENPORT DUNN hoU table. He was so accastomed to all the vicissitudes of fortune— that is, he was so habituated to ...aid the goddess in the work of destiny — that nothing surprised him; and his red, carbunded face and jaundiced eye never betrayed the slightest evidence of anything like emotion or astonishment.
How could Beecher have felt anything but veneration for one so gifted? He approached him as might some youthful artist the threshold of Michael Angelo ; he felt, when with him, that he was in the presence of one whose maxims were silver and whose precepts were gold, and that to the man who could carry away those experiences, the secrets of life were no longer mysteries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He could have told of strange doings with arsenic in the stable, and stranger still with hocussed negus in the back-parlour ; he had seen the certain favourite for the Oaks carted out stiff and cold on the morning that was to have witnessed her triumph ; and he had opened the door for the ruined heir as he left his last thousand on the green baize of the Digitized by V^jOOQIC 134 DAVENPORT DUNN hoU table. He was so accastomed to all the vicissitudes of fortune— that is, he was so habituated to ...aid the goddess in the work of destiny — that nothing surprised him; and his red, carbunded face and jaundiced eye never betrayed the slightest evidence of anything like emotion or astonishment.
How could Beecher have felt anything but veneration for one so gifted? He approached him as might some youthful artist the threshold of Michael Angelo ; he felt, when with him, that he was in the presence of one whose maxims were silver and whose precepts were gold, and that to the man who could carry away those experiences, the secrets of life were no longer mysteries.
What to read after The Novels of Charles Lever?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lever Charles James to read onlineMoreLess
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