Old Acquaintance (2014)
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Her manner was deceptive. She had her own devices for burning the world to a cinder, cool appearance or no. Other children have dolls. What Unne liked to do was change the clothes on an idea.
Her game, which was not private, was called Dinner Party. No doubt it was a piece of pedagogy from her diplomatic days.
First you choose your year, in this case, 1814. Then, if you really want to make everybody’s life hell, you choose a place, in this case, Paris. Then you assemble your guests. They... must severally represent the different professions and estates. They must be of the right ages, and it must be possible for them to have met historically. The seating has to be arranged, either with tact or malice, or better yet, with both. When you have finally got them settled, you decide what they say to each other, if possible by using quotations, or references to quotations, from their works and memorabilia.
Paul, with unexpected forethought, and much greater knowledge than Lotte would have expected, chose the Duke of Wellington, who was chiefly famous for saying as little as possible, and that tart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her manner was deceptive. She had her own devices for burning the world to a cinder, cool appearance or no. Other children have dolls. What Unne liked to do was change the clothes on an idea.
Her game, which was not private, was called Dinner Party. No doubt it was a piece of pedagogy from her diplomatic days.
First you choose your year, in this case, 1814. Then, if you really want to make everybody’s life hell, you choose a place, in this case, Paris. Then you assemble your guests. They... must severally represent the different professions and estates. They must be of the right ages, and it must be possible for them to have met historically. The seating has to be arranged, either with tact or malice, or better yet, with both. When you have finally got them settled, you decide what they say to each other, if possible by using quotations, or references to quotations, from their works and memorabilia.
Paul, with unexpected forethought, and much greater knowledge than Lotte would have expected, chose the Duke of Wellington, who was chiefly famous for saying as little as possible, and that tart.
What to read after Old Acquaintance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Stacton to read onlineMoreLess
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