Spain And the Spaniards
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205 Priiluihly on the j)rinci[)Ie that les extremes se touchent, San Isidro just reminds me of Mr. I'. Rad- Uiugh. I hud ahuost forgotten that that gentle- man was also, so to say, a May event in ^ladrid. He arrived there as the " representative of the English peoi)le " to congratulate Spain on the establishment of the Republic — !Mr. Layard, "the represfMitative of the English nation, " not having, it would seem, properly performed his task. By whom Mr. Bradlaugh was actually sent, on whose be...half and at whose expense he came, did not transpire. But here he was. And the Ministers received him : the Federalists feasted and eulo- gised him, and got up a banquet in his honour at fifteen shillings a-head, with speeches during its continuance, and a serenade after it. About a hundred ultra-red Republicans assembled to jnirticipate in the meal and the speeches, while a considerably larger number enjoyed the serenade outside till a very late hour. The proceedings were throughout just as in- olTensive as the rest of the May festivities, though perhaj)s a little more amusing, lor Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
205 Priiluihly on the j)rinci[)Ie that les extremes se touchent, San Isidro just reminds me of Mr. I'. Rad- Uiugh. I hud ahuost forgotten that that gentle- man was also, so to say, a May event in ^ladrid. He arrived there as the " representative of the English peoi)le " to congratulate Spain on the establishment of the Republic — !Mr. Layard, "the represfMitative of the English nation, " not having, it would seem, properly performed his task. By whom Mr. Bradlaugh was actually sent, on whose be...half and at whose expense he came, did not transpire. But here he was. And the Ministers received him : the Federalists feasted and eulo- gised him, and got up a banquet in his honour at fifteen shillings a-head, with speeches during its continuance, and a serenade after it. About a hundred ultra-red Republicans assembled to jnirticipate in the meal and the speeches, while a considerably larger number enjoyed the serenade outside till a very late hour. The proceedings were throughout just as in- olTensive as the rest of the May festivities, though perhaj)s a little more amusing, lor Mr.
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