The Works of Max Beerbohm
The Works of Max Beerbohm
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What wonder that, when hefound he was ignored by the Ministry that owed its existence to him, he turned his back upon that sombre couple, the `Lords G. And G. , 'whom he had always hated, and went over to the Tories? Among theTories he hoped to find men who would faithfully perform their dutiesand leave him leisure to live his own beautiful life. I regretimmensely that his part in politics did not cease here. The state ofthe country and of his own finances, and also, I fear, a certain lovethat ...he had imbibed for political manipulation, prevented him fromstanding aside. How useless was all the finesse he displayed in thelong-drawn question of Catholic Emancipation! How lamentable histerror of Lord Wellesley's rude dragooning! And is there not somethingpitiable in the thought of the Regent at a time of ministerialcomplications lying prone on his bed with a sprained ankle, andtaking, as was whispered, in one day as many as seven hundred drops oflaudanum? Some said he took these doses to deaden the pain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What wonder that, when hefound he was ignored by the Ministry that owed its existence to him, he turned his back upon that sombre couple, the `Lords G. And G. , 'whom he had always hated, and went over to the Tories? Among theTories he hoped to find men who would faithfully perform their dutiesand leave him leisure to live his own beautiful life. I regretimmensely that his part in politics did not cease here. The state ofthe country and of his own finances, and also, I fear, a certain lovethat ...he had imbibed for political manipulation, prevented him fromstanding aside. How useless was all the finesse he displayed in thelong-drawn question of Catholic Emancipation! How lamentable histerror of Lord Wellesley's rude dragooning! And is there not somethingpitiable in the thought of the Regent at a time of ministerialcomplications lying prone on his bed with a sprained ankle, andtaking, as was whispered, in one day as many as seven hundred drops oflaudanum? Some said he took these doses to deaden the pain.
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