Life And Letters of Lord Macaulayvolume 1
Life And Letters of Lord Macaulayvolume 1
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A German knight is a dangerousneighbour in a crowd. [Macaulay ended by being a German knighthimself. ] After seeing a galopade very prettily danced by theIsraelitish women, I went downstairs, reclaimed my hat, andwalked into the dining-room. There, with some difficulty, Isqueezed myself between a Turk and a Bernese peasant, andobtained an ice, a macaroon, and a glass of wine. Charles wasthere, very active in his attendance on his fair Hilpah. I badehim good night. "What!" said young Hopeful, "a...re you going yet?"It was near one o'clock; but this joyous tar seemed to think itimpossible that anybody could dream of leaving such delightfulenjoyments till daybreak. I left him staying Hilpah with flagons, and walked quietly home. But it was some time before I could getto sleep. The sound of fiddles was in mine ears; and gaudydresses, and black hair, and Jewish noses, were fluctuating upand down before mine eyes.
There is a fancy ball for you. If Charles writes a history of it, tell me which of us does it best.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A German knight is a dangerousneighbour in a crowd. [Macaulay ended by being a German knighthimself. ] After seeing a galopade very prettily danced by theIsraelitish women, I went downstairs, reclaimed my hat, andwalked into the dining-room. There, with some difficulty, Isqueezed myself between a Turk and a Bernese peasant, andobtained an ice, a macaroon, and a glass of wine. Charles wasthere, very active in his attendance on his fair Hilpah. I badehim good night. "What!" said young Hopeful, "a...re you going yet?"It was near one o'clock; but this joyous tar seemed to think itimpossible that anybody could dream of leaving such delightfulenjoyments till daybreak. I left him staying Hilpah with flagons, and walked quietly home. But it was some time before I could getto sleep. The sound of fiddles was in mine ears; and gaudydresses, and black hair, and Jewish noses, were fluctuating upand down before mine eyes.
There is a fancy ball for you. If Charles writes a history of it, tell me which of us does it best.
What to read after Life And Letters of Lord Macaulayvolume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Otto Trevelyan to read onlineMoreLess
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