The Sham Squire And the Informers of 1798
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He applied for a more comfortable residence, which the Board of Works built for him at an expense to the public of 8, 000. Sir John, however, was not yet sat- isfied. The garden being small, he successfully petitioned for a larger one, whereupon he took in about ten acres, which he surrounded by a wall, also at the expense of the nation, f But it is De Blaquire's connection with the Union, and the rare astuteness with which he promoted the success of that measure, on which his fame as a diploma...tist historically rests. "Sir John Blaquire is dis- posed to exert himself very much/' J observes Lord Castlereagh, in communicating the good news to the Duke of Rutland on January 7th, 1799. "The entrance to a woman's heart/' said the first Napoleon, "is through her eye or ear; but the way to a man's heart is down his throat. " De Blaquire illustrated the wisdom of the ap- othegm. ". He enjoyed/' says Sir Jonah Bar- rington, " a revenue sufficiently ample to enable him to entertain his friends as well, and far more agreeably, than any other person I had previously * Personal Sketches, vol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He applied for a more comfortable residence, which the Board of Works built for him at an expense to the public of 8, 000. Sir John, however, was not yet sat- isfied. The garden being small, he successfully petitioned for a larger one, whereupon he took in about ten acres, which he surrounded by a wall, also at the expense of the nation, f But it is De Blaquire's connection with the Union, and the rare astuteness with which he promoted the success of that measure, on which his fame as a diploma...tist historically rests. "Sir John Blaquire is dis- posed to exert himself very much/' J observes Lord Castlereagh, in communicating the good news to the Duke of Rutland on January 7th, 1799. "The entrance to a woman's heart/' said the first Napoleon, "is through her eye or ear; but the way to a man's heart is down his throat. " De Blaquire illustrated the wisdom of the ap- othegm. ". He enjoyed/' says Sir Jonah Bar- rington, " a revenue sufficiently ample to enable him to entertain his friends as well, and far more agreeably, than any other person I had previously * Personal Sketches, vol.
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