Dramatic Scenes From Real Life
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It a'n't Lord Petersham's new light ?
18* 62 THE EASTER RECESS.
LORD MOUNT-TWADDLEDUM.
No, madam ; I have never changed my snuff, nor my principles, nor ever shall. This is the snuff taken by Sir Walter Raleigh, who first brought tobacco into England.
You know our motto, " nee mutatus^ nee muiabilis ;" and at the end of six hundred years, I, Geoffroi, Lord Mount-twad- dledum, am an impersonation of the hereditary temperament of my race ; a monument of what the English nobility was, and might st...ill have been, if it had taken due care to avoid mesalliance, and to resist innovation upon all points and par- ticulars.
LADY ELIZABETH.
Indeed ! well, certainly you do wear very well ; but I re- member, when you first came from your grand tour^ and were such a favourite with Glueen Charlotte, — you had such a fine colour, people said you rouged.
LORD MOUNT-TWADDLEDUM, (pre-occupied and not listening.) I am counting the ^^ families chapif rales''' of England.
It is astonishing how foAV they are : I don't think there are six incontestable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It a'n't Lord Petersham's new light ?
18* 62 THE EASTER RECESS.
LORD MOUNT-TWADDLEDUM.
No, madam ; I have never changed my snuff, nor my principles, nor ever shall. This is the snuff taken by Sir Walter Raleigh, who first brought tobacco into England.
You know our motto, " nee mutatus^ nee muiabilis ;" and at the end of six hundred years, I, Geoffroi, Lord Mount-twad- dledum, am an impersonation of the hereditary temperament of my race ; a monument of what the English nobility was, and might st...ill have been, if it had taken due care to avoid mesalliance, and to resist innovation upon all points and par- ticulars.
LADY ELIZABETH.
Indeed ! well, certainly you do wear very well ; but I re- member, when you first came from your grand tour^ and were such a favourite with Glueen Charlotte, — you had such a fine colour, people said you rouged.
LORD MOUNT-TWADDLEDUM, (pre-occupied and not listening.) I am counting the ^^ families chapif rales''' of England.
It is astonishing how foAV they are : I don't think there are six incontestable.
What to read after Dramatic Scenes From Real Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sallie Bingham Center for Women's History And Culture. Ncd to read onlineMoreLess
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