Devereux — volume 06
Devereux — volume 06
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He thought, too, that Geraldhad more talent to serve his purposes than yourself and more facility inbeing moulded to them; and he believed our uncle's partiality to you farfrom being unalienable. I have said that, at the latter period of hisresidence with us, he was an agent of the exiled cause. At the time I/now/ speak of, he had not entered into the great political scheme whichengrossed him afterwards. He was merely a restless and aspiring priest, whose whole hope, object, ambition, was the a...dvancement of his order. He knew that whoever inherited, or whoever shared, my uncle's wealth, could, under legitimate regulation, promote /any/ end which the heads ofthat order might select; and he wished therefore to gain the masteryover us all. Intrigue was essentially woven with his genius, and byintrigue only did he ever seek to arrive at /any/ end he had in view. *He soon obtained a mysterious and pervading power over Gerald andmyself. Your temper at once irritated him, and made him despair ofobtaining an ascendant over one who, though he testified in childhoodnone of the talents for which he has since been noted, testified, nevertheless, a shrewd, penetrating, and sarcastic power of observationand detection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He thought, too, that Geraldhad more talent to serve his purposes than yourself and more facility inbeing moulded to them; and he believed our uncle's partiality to you farfrom being unalienable. I have said that, at the latter period of hisresidence with us, he was an agent of the exiled cause. At the time I/now/ speak of, he had not entered into the great political scheme whichengrossed him afterwards. He was merely a restless and aspiring priest, whose whole hope, object, ambition, was the a...dvancement of his order. He knew that whoever inherited, or whoever shared, my uncle's wealth, could, under legitimate regulation, promote /any/ end which the heads ofthat order might select; and he wished therefore to gain the masteryover us all. Intrigue was essentially woven with his genius, and byintrigue only did he ever seek to arrive at /any/ end he had in view. *He soon obtained a mysterious and pervading power over Gerald andmyself. Your temper at once irritated him, and made him despair ofobtaining an ascendant over one who, though he testified in childhoodnone of the talents for which he has since been noted, testified, nevertheless, a shrewd, penetrating, and sarcastic power of observationand detection.
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