The Persian Letters
The Persian Letters
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His garb is more modest, but more carefully arranged than that of your wives." — " He is," was the reply, " a preacher, and, what is still worse, a confessor. Such as you see him, he knows more about the aflairs of men's wives than their husbands; he is acquainted with the weaknesses of women; they also know his." — " How is it," I inquired, « that he is always speaking of something he calls * grace '?" — " No, not always," he returned ; •' to a pretty woman he is fonder of speaking of the fall... therefrom ; he is a hoBj^xgpa^n public, but in private mild as a lamb." — *' He seems to be treated with much distinction and a great deal of reverence," I remarked. — " Treated with distinction ! Why, he is the one man necessary ! he gives a zest to a lonely life, is full of Ittle counsels, little attentions, and has a regular time for Digitized by LjOOQIC 86 Tinting; he cures a headache better than any one in the world ; he is an excellent man." '' If I am not becoming too troublesome, would you inform me who is the man in front of us ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His garb is more modest, but more carefully arranged than that of your wives." — " He is," was the reply, " a preacher, and, what is still worse, a confessor. Such as you see him, he knows more about the aflairs of men's wives than their husbands; he is acquainted with the weaknesses of women; they also know his." — " How is it," I inquired, « that he is always speaking of something he calls * grace '?" — " No, not always," he returned ; •' to a pretty woman he is fonder of speaking of the fall... therefrom ; he is a hoBj^xgpa^n public, but in private mild as a lamb." — *' He seems to be treated with much distinction and a great deal of reverence," I remarked. — " Treated with distinction ! Why, he is the one man necessary ! he gives a zest to a lonely life, is full of Ittle counsels, little attentions, and has a regular time for Digitized by LjOOQIC 86 Tinting; he cures a headache better than any one in the world ; he is an excellent man." '' If I am not becoming too troublesome, would you inform me who is the man in front of us ?
What to read after The Persian Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles De Secondat Montesquieu (Baron De) to read onlineMoreLess
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