The Works of D'israeli the Younger
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The duke led Mrs. Dallington to the dancers with courtly grace. There was great applause, but the .spirit of fun and one-and-twenty inspired him, and he led olT a gallop. In fact, it was a most elegant romp. The two baronets started from their slumbers, and Lord Mildmay called for Made- moiselle Dacre. The call was echoed. Miss Dacre yielded to the public voice, and acted to the life the gratified and condescending air of a first- rate performer. Lord Mildmay called for .Madame Dallington. Miss... Dacre led on her companion, as Sontag would Malibran. There was no wreath at hand, but the Duke of St. James robbed his coat of its rose, and offered it on his knee to Mademoiselle, who presented it with Parisian feeling to her rival.
The scene was as superb as any tiling at the Acacij-niie.
CHAPTER XII.
" AVe certainly must have a mask," said the young duke, as he threw himself into his chivir, satisfied with his performance.
" You must open Hauteville with one," said Mrs. Dallington.
" A capital idea ; but we will practise at Dacre first." " When is Hauteville to be finished 1" asked Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The duke led Mrs. Dallington to the dancers with courtly grace. There was great applause, but the .spirit of fun and one-and-twenty inspired him, and he led olT a gallop. In fact, it was a most elegant romp. The two baronets started from their slumbers, and Lord Mildmay called for Made- moiselle Dacre. The call was echoed. Miss Dacre yielded to the public voice, and acted to the life the gratified and condescending air of a first- rate performer. Lord Mildmay called for .Madame Dallington. Miss... Dacre led on her companion, as Sontag would Malibran. There was no wreath at hand, but the Duke of St. James robbed his coat of its rose, and offered it on his knee to Mademoiselle, who presented it with Parisian feeling to her rival.
The scene was as superb as any tiling at the Acacij-niie.
CHAPTER XII.
" AVe certainly must have a mask," said the young duke, as he threw himself into his chivir, satisfied with his performance.
" You must open Hauteville with one," said Mrs. Dallington.
" A capital idea ; but we will practise at Dacre first." " When is Hauteville to be finished 1" asked Mrs.
What to read after The Works of D'israeli the Younger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Disraeli, Benjamin, Earl of Beaconsfield, 1804-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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