The Wits And Beaux of Society volume 1
The Wits And Beaux of Society volume 1
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Your Norman is hardy, and fond of field-sports : like tlic Englishman, he is usually fear- less ; generous, but, unlike the English, somewhat crafty. You may know him by the fresh color, the peculiar blue eye, long and large; by his joyousness and look of health, gathered up in his own marshy country, for tlie Norman is well fed, and lives on the produce of rich pasture-land, with cheapness and plenty around him. And St. Evremond was one of the hand- somest specimens of this fine locality (so m...ixed up as it is with 7ts) ; and his blue eyes sparkled with humor ; his beautifully-turned mouth was all sweetness ; and his nol)le forehead, the whiteness of which Avas set off by thick dark eyebrows, was expressive of his great intelligence, until a wen grew between his eyebrows, and so changed all the expression of his fiico that the Duchess of Mazarin used to call him the " Old Satyr. " St. Evremond was also Norman in other respects: he called himself a thorough Roman Catholic, yet he despised the superstitions of his church, and prepared himself for death without them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your Norman is hardy, and fond of field-sports : like tlic Englishman, he is usually fear- less ; generous, but, unlike the English, somewhat crafty. You may know him by the fresh color, the peculiar blue eye, long and large; by his joyousness and look of health, gathered up in his own marshy country, for tlie Norman is well fed, and lives on the produce of rich pasture-land, with cheapness and plenty around him. And St. Evremond was one of the hand- somest specimens of this fine locality (so m...ixed up as it is with 7ts) ; and his blue eyes sparkled with humor ; his beautifully-turned mouth was all sweetness ; and his nol)le forehead, the whiteness of which Avas set off by thick dark eyebrows, was expressive of his great intelligence, until a wen grew between his eyebrows, and so changed all the expression of his fiico that the Duchess of Mazarin used to call him the " Old Satyr. " St. Evremond was also Norman in other respects: he called himself a thorough Roman Catholic, yet he despised the superstitions of his church, and prepared himself for death without them.
What to read after The Wits And Beaux of Society volume 1?
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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