The Rose of Old St. Louis. With Illustrations
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But none the less did his lip curl satirically as he listened to my uncle, and his eyes narrow and glow with a malevolent fire.
He hardly waited for him to finish till he burst forth bitterly : "You are giving me, in all its perfection, the ideol- ogy of the law of nature and nations! But I require money to make war on the richest nation of the world.
Send your maxims to the London market ! I am sure they will be greatly admired there ; and yet no great attention is paid to them when the questi...on is the oc- cupation of the finest regions of Asia ! ' ' I thought my uncle would have wilted under such bitter sarcasm, for never have I seen anything more malevolent than Bonaparte 's whole aspect, and I trem- bled for him. But he seemed not greatly afraid of the great man's bluster, and persisted in his argument when it seemed to me the part of wisdom would have been to keep silence.
"But, Citizen Consul," he urged, "are you not afraid by ceding such great possessions to America you may make her in the course of two or three cen- 304 THE EOSE OP OLD ST.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But none the less did his lip curl satirically as he listened to my uncle, and his eyes narrow and glow with a malevolent fire.
He hardly waited for him to finish till he burst forth bitterly : "You are giving me, in all its perfection, the ideol- ogy of the law of nature and nations! But I require money to make war on the richest nation of the world.
Send your maxims to the London market ! I am sure they will be greatly admired there ; and yet no great attention is paid to them when the questi...on is the oc- cupation of the finest regions of Asia ! ' ' I thought my uncle would have wilted under such bitter sarcasm, for never have I seen anything more malevolent than Bonaparte 's whole aspect, and I trem- bled for him. But he seemed not greatly afraid of the great man's bluster, and persisted in his argument when it seemed to me the part of wisdom would have been to keep silence.
"But, Citizen Consul," he urged, "are you not afraid by ceding such great possessions to America you may make her in the course of two or three cen- 304 THE EOSE OP OLD ST.
What to read after The Rose of Old St. Louis. With Illustrations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Mary C Johnson Dillon to read onlineMoreLess
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