Vixen, volume Iii.
Vixen, volume Iii.
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In the House of Commons Lord Mallow was not ashamed to repeat thearguments he had used in the Round Room. If his language was lessvehement at Westminster than it had been in Dublin, his opinions wereno less thorough. He had his party here, as well as on the other sideof the Irish Channel; and his party applauded him. Here was a statesmanand a landowner willing to give an ell, where Mr. Gladstone's Land Actgave only an inch. Hibernian newspapers sung his praises in glowingwords, comparing him to... Burke, Curran, and O'Connell. He had for sometime been a small lion at evening parties; he now began to be lionisedat serious dinners. He was thought much of in Carlton Gardens, and hisname figured at official banquets in Downing Street. The Duchess ofDovedale considered it a nice trait in his character that, although hewas so much in request, and worked so hard in the House, he nevermissed one of her Thursday evenings. Even when there was an importantdebate on he would tear up Birdcage Walk in a hansom, and spend an hourin the Duchess's amber drawing-rooms, enlightening Lady Mabel as to thelatest aspect of the Policy of Conciliation, or standing by the pianowhile she played Chopin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the House of Commons Lord Mallow was not ashamed to repeat thearguments he had used in the Round Room. If his language was lessvehement at Westminster than it had been in Dublin, his opinions wereno less thorough. He had his party here, as well as on the other sideof the Irish Channel; and his party applauded him. Here was a statesmanand a landowner willing to give an ell, where Mr. Gladstone's Land Actgave only an inch. Hibernian newspapers sung his praises in glowingwords, comparing him to... Burke, Curran, and O'Connell. He had for sometime been a small lion at evening parties; he now began to be lionisedat serious dinners. He was thought much of in Carlton Gardens, and hisname figured at official banquets in Downing Street. The Duchess ofDovedale considered it a nice trait in his character that, although hewas so much in request, and worked so hard in the House, he nevermissed one of her Thursday evenings. Even when there was an importantdebate on he would tear up Birdcage Walk in a hansom, and spend an hourin the Duchess's amber drawing-rooms, enlightening Lady Mabel as to thelatest aspect of the Policy of Conciliation, or standing by the pianowhile she played Chopin.
What to read after Vixen, volume Iii.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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