The Queens of Society in One volume
The Queens of Society in One volume
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Litary taste for society, and her aptitude at conversation. His companionship in his own way was delight ful; so was hers in a more refined and genial form. He sang excellently : she also sang and played on the harp. He was a man who delighted to bring forward young poets: here was a grand point of resemblance.
272 HER FIRST LITERARY ATTEMPTS.
Nothing delighted Lady Morgan moye than to have a pe\ poet, whose fame she wished to nurture : whose work, sent bound, and with a copy of verses to lier ...specially, she used to lay on her table that little table near her ; and to show, only to show, to her visitors, saying, * The gentleman you met on the stairs with that wild-looking hair is an enthusiastic young poet ; see, this is his last. I don't offer to lend it to you, you can get it for seven and sixpence at Pickering's/ Upon scraps of education Sydney throve mentally, as girls do upon an unsystematic bringing up. It is Miss Austen, I think, who says that reading to oneself is an education to girls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Litary taste for society, and her aptitude at conversation. His companionship in his own way was delight ful; so was hers in a more refined and genial form. He sang excellently : she also sang and played on the harp. He was a man who delighted to bring forward young poets: here was a grand point of resemblance.
272 HER FIRST LITERARY ATTEMPTS.
Nothing delighted Lady Morgan moye than to have a pe\ poet, whose fame she wished to nurture : whose work, sent bound, and with a copy of verses to lier ...specially, she used to lay on her table that little table near her ; and to show, only to show, to her visitors, saying, * The gentleman you met on the stairs with that wild-looking hair is an enthusiastic young poet ; see, this is his last. I don't offer to lend it to you, you can get it for seven and sixpence at Pickering's/ Upon scraps of education Sydney throve mentally, as girls do upon an unsystematic bringing up. It is Miss Austen, I think, who says that reading to oneself is an education to girls.
What to read after The Queens of Society in One volume?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A T Thomson to read onlineMoreLess
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