Correspondence & Conversations of Alexis De Tocqueville With Nassau William Senior From 1834 to 1859, volume 2
Correspondence & Conversations of Alexis De Tocqueville With Nassau William Senior From 1834 to 1859, volume 2
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--ED. ] Tocqueville, September 19, 1855.
Your letter, my dear Senior, of the 26th of August, has much interestedme. I see that you are resolved on your great journey. I could say likeAlexander, if the comparison were not too ambitious, that I should wishto be in your place if I were not in my own; but I cannot get satiatedwith the pleasure of being at home after so long an absence. Everythingis pleasure in this country life, among my own fields. Even the solitudeis charming; but were I anywhere... else, I should envy you your tour.
Everything in Egypt is curious: the past, the present, and the future. Ihope to learn much from your Journal, which I trust that I shall have. Weshall certainly meet you in Paris.
The noise made by the fall of Sebastopol has echoed even to this distantcorner of France. It is a glorious event, and has delighted everyFrenchman of every party and of every opinion, for in these matters weare one man.
I fear that the victory has been bought dearly. There is not aneighbouring village to which the war has not cost some of its children.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--ED. ] Tocqueville, September 19, 1855.
Your letter, my dear Senior, of the 26th of August, has much interestedme. I see that you are resolved on your great journey. I could say likeAlexander, if the comparison were not too ambitious, that I should wishto be in your place if I were not in my own; but I cannot get satiatedwith the pleasure of being at home after so long an absence. Everythingis pleasure in this country life, among my own fields. Even the solitudeis charming; but were I anywhere... else, I should envy you your tour.
Everything in Egypt is curious: the past, the present, and the future. Ihope to learn much from your Journal, which I trust that I shall have. Weshall certainly meet you in Paris.
The noise made by the fall of Sebastopol has echoed even to this distantcorner of France. It is a glorious event, and has delighted everyFrenchman of every party and of every opinion, for in these matters weare one man.
I fear that the victory has been bought dearly. There is not aneighbouring village to which the war has not cost some of its children.
What to read after Correspondence & Conversations of Alexis De Tocqueville With Nassau William Senior From 1834 to 1859, volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tocqueville Alexis De to read onlineMoreLess
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