Yoricks Sentimental Journey Continued to Which is Prefixed Some Account of Th
Yoricks Sentimental Journey Continued to Which is Prefixed Some Account of Th
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Of all women, 76 SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY " Madame de Rambouillet is the most correct; and 1 never " wish to see one of more virtues and purity of heart. In " our return back, Madame de Rambouillet desired me to " pull the cord : I asked her if she wanted any thing : Rien " que fisser, said Madame de Rambouillet. " The fact is certain, and therefore remains in its full force ; but the time when, and the place where, require some amend- ment.
It was only one week after I first met her in the Tuilleri...es ; and the circumstance happened in the Cul de Sac de I'Oratoire.
This will also rectify the anachronism of my first acquaint- ance with Madame de Rambouillet ; which should not have been placed till after my return from the South of France.
THE PET EN L'AIR ' I X HE Pet en I' Air is once more a fashionable dress among the English Ladies, and therefore requires no definition : its etymology will be set forth in this chapter.
Madame Pompadour riding through le Cul de Sac de i'Oratoire, the first day she wore this dress (which was in- vented by her, and had not yet been christened), in company with Mademoiselle La Tour, one of her waiting-maids, or rather servile companions, by some accident gave vent to some confined air, according to Hudibras, the natural way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of all women, 76 SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY " Madame de Rambouillet is the most correct; and 1 never " wish to see one of more virtues and purity of heart. In " our return back, Madame de Rambouillet desired me to " pull the cord : I asked her if she wanted any thing : Rien " que fisser, said Madame de Rambouillet. " The fact is certain, and therefore remains in its full force ; but the time when, and the place where, require some amend- ment.
It was only one week after I first met her in the Tuilleri...es ; and the circumstance happened in the Cul de Sac de I'Oratoire.
This will also rectify the anachronism of my first acquaint- ance with Madame de Rambouillet ; which should not have been placed till after my return from the South of France.
THE PET EN L'AIR ' I X HE Pet en I' Air is once more a fashionable dress among the English Ladies, and therefore requires no definition : its etymology will be set forth in this chapter.
Madame Pompadour riding through le Cul de Sac de i'Oratoire, the first day she wore this dress (which was in- vented by her, and had not yet been christened), in company with Mademoiselle La Tour, one of her waiting-maids, or rather servile companions, by some accident gave vent to some confined air, according to Hudibras, the natural way.
What to read after Yoricks Sentimental Journey Continued to Which is Prefixed Some Account of Th?
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