Venetia V. 2
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" said Lord Monteagle.
" Of course," said her ladyship.
*' He dines here ? " " To be sure. I am reading his new poem ; it will not be published till to-morrow." "Is it good.?" 108 VENETIA " Good ! What crude questions you do always ask, Henry ! '' exclaimed Lady Mont- eagle, " Good ! Of course it is good. It is something better than good." *' But I mean is it as good as his other things ? Will it make as much noise as his last thing ? " " Thing ! NoW) Henry, you know very well that, if there be... anything I dislike in the world, it is calling a poem a thing." " Well, my dear, you know I am no judge of poetry. But, if you are pleased, I am quite content. There is a knock. Some of your friends. I am off. I say, Gertrude, be kind to old Masham, that is a dear creature ! " Her ladyship extended her hand, to which his lordship pressed his lips, and just effected his escape as the servant announced a visitor, in the person of Mr. Horace Pole.
" Oh ! my dear Mr. Pole, I am quite ex- hausted," said her ladyship ; *' I am reading Cadurcis' new poem ; it will not be published VENETIA.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" said Lord Monteagle.
" Of course," said her ladyship.
*' He dines here ? " " To be sure. I am reading his new poem ; it will not be published till to-morrow." "Is it good.?" 108 VENETIA " Good ! What crude questions you do always ask, Henry ! '' exclaimed Lady Mont- eagle, " Good ! Of course it is good. It is something better than good." *' But I mean is it as good as his other things ? Will it make as much noise as his last thing ? " " Thing ! NoW) Henry, you know very well that, if there be... anything I dislike in the world, it is calling a poem a thing." " Well, my dear, you know I am no judge of poetry. But, if you are pleased, I am quite content. There is a knock. Some of your friends. I am off. I say, Gertrude, be kind to old Masham, that is a dear creature ! " Her ladyship extended her hand, to which his lordship pressed his lips, and just effected his escape as the servant announced a visitor, in the person of Mr. Horace Pole.
" Oh ! my dear Mr. Pole, I am quite ex- hausted," said her ladyship ; *' I am reading Cadurcis' new poem ; it will not be published VENETIA.
What to read after Venetia V. 2?
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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