Manners, a Novel 3
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This confirmed my former surmise, that in the revolutionary period he had been engaged in some dark affair inimical to the interests of Great Britain, and that Baron Wildenheim was merely a 7io77i de guerre, to cover the ivcognito he found it expedient to assume ; therefore I purposely avoided mentioning it to you.
Now as for Adelina — that is the Italian diminutive of Adelaide, which her father always called her ; it was the first I heard her addressed by ; it is one, in short, that has a char...m in my ear, which none who has not loved, approved as I do, can con- ceive." "It is strange enough, Eltondaie," remarked Sedley ; '* but you and Miss Wildenheim must have been in Paris at the same time ; for she related to me one day a whimsical occurrence, which took place in the Chamber of Deputies, that one of your letters informed me you had also witnessed." '* Is it possible !" ex- claimed Frederick, " how unfortunate we did not meet ! I now recollect, I once thought I saw her at the Theatre Frangois ; if so, she had contrived to for- 216 MANNERS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This confirmed my former surmise, that in the revolutionary period he had been engaged in some dark affair inimical to the interests of Great Britain, and that Baron Wildenheim was merely a 7io77i de guerre, to cover the ivcognito he found it expedient to assume ; therefore I purposely avoided mentioning it to you.
Now as for Adelina — that is the Italian diminutive of Adelaide, which her father always called her ; it was the first I heard her addressed by ; it is one, in short, that has a char...m in my ear, which none who has not loved, approved as I do, can con- ceive." "It is strange enough, Eltondaie," remarked Sedley ; '* but you and Miss Wildenheim must have been in Paris at the same time ; for she related to me one day a whimsical occurrence, which took place in the Chamber of Deputies, that one of your letters informed me you had also witnessed." '* Is it possible !" ex- claimed Frederick, " how unfortunate we did not meet ! I now recollect, I once thought I saw her at the Theatre Frangois ; if so, she had contrived to for- 216 MANNERS.
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