The Perverse Widow By Sir Richard Steele the Widow By Washington Irving
The Perverse Widow By Sir Richard Steele the Widow By Washington Irving
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After she had done speaking to me, she put her Hand to her Bosom, and adjusted her Tucker. Then she cast her eyes a 16 THE PERVERSE WIDOW little down, upon my beholding her too earnestly. They say she sings excellently : her Voice in her ordinary Speech has something in it inexpressibly sweet. You must know I dined with her at a Publick Table the Day after I first saw her, and she helped me to some Tansy in the Eye of all the Gentlemen in the Country : She has certainly the finest Hand of any W...oman in the World. I can assure you, Sir, were you to behold her, you would be in the same Condition ; for as her Speech is Musick, her Form is Angelick. But I find I grow irregular while I am talking of her : but indeed it would be Stupidity to be unconcerned at such Perfection. Oh the excellent Creature, she is as inimitable to all Women, as she is inaccessible to all Men. " I found my Friend begin to rave, and in- sensibly led him towards the House, that we might be joined by some other Company ; and am convinced that the Widow is the secret Cause of all that Inconsistency which appears it THE PERVERSE WIDOW in some Parts of my Friend's Discourse ; tho' he has so much Command of himself as not directly to mention her, yet according to that of Martial, which one knows not how to render in English, Dum tacet bane loquitur.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After she had done speaking to me, she put her Hand to her Bosom, and adjusted her Tucker. Then she cast her eyes a 16 THE PERVERSE WIDOW little down, upon my beholding her too earnestly. They say she sings excellently : her Voice in her ordinary Speech has something in it inexpressibly sweet. You must know I dined with her at a Publick Table the Day after I first saw her, and she helped me to some Tansy in the Eye of all the Gentlemen in the Country : She has certainly the finest Hand of any W...oman in the World. I can assure you, Sir, were you to behold her, you would be in the same Condition ; for as her Speech is Musick, her Form is Angelick. But I find I grow irregular while I am talking of her : but indeed it would be Stupidity to be unconcerned at such Perfection. Oh the excellent Creature, she is as inimitable to all Women, as she is inaccessible to all Men. " I found my Friend begin to rave, and in- sensibly led him towards the House, that we might be joined by some other Company ; and am convinced that the Widow is the secret Cause of all that Inconsistency which appears it THE PERVERSE WIDOW in some Parts of my Friend's Discourse ; tho' he has so much Command of himself as not directly to mention her, yet according to that of Martial, which one knows not how to render in English, Dum tacet bane loquitur.
What to read after The Perverse Widow By Sir Richard Steele the Widow By Washington Irving?
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