Vivian Grey V. 5
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'' I think he is a very handsome man. I once saw him at the carnival at Venice.'' " But his works — ^his grand works I ma chere petite," said Madame Carolina, in her sweetest tone ; " you have read his works ?" " Not a line," answered the Baroness, with great naivete ; " I never saw them." " Oh ! pauvre enfant !" said Madame Caro- lina ; " I will employ you then while you are here." " I never read." said the Baroness ; " I cannot bear it. I like poetry and romances, but I like somebody to read ...to me.'' " Very just!" said Madame Carolina; " We can judge with greater accuracy of the merit of a composition, when it reaches our mind merely through the medium of the human voice. The soul is an essence, — invisible and indivisible. In this respect, the voice of man resembles the principle of his existence ; since few will deny, though there are some materialists who will deny every thing, that the human voice is both im- VIVIAN GREY. 1^7 palpable, and audible only in one place at the same time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'' I think he is a very handsome man. I once saw him at the carnival at Venice.'' " But his works — ^his grand works I ma chere petite," said Madame Carolina, in her sweetest tone ; " you have read his works ?" " Not a line," answered the Baroness, with great naivete ; " I never saw them." " Oh ! pauvre enfant !" said Madame Caro- lina ; " I will employ you then while you are here." " I never read." said the Baroness ; " I cannot bear it. I like poetry and romances, but I like somebody to read ...to me.'' " Very just!" said Madame Carolina; " We can judge with greater accuracy of the merit of a composition, when it reaches our mind merely through the medium of the human voice. The soul is an essence, — invisible and indivisible. In this respect, the voice of man resembles the principle of his existence ; since few will deny, though there are some materialists who will deny every thing, that the human voice is both im- VIVIAN GREY. 1^7 palpable, and audible only in one place at the same time.
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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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