The Birthright And Other Tales 2
The Birthright And Other Tales 2
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It was part of his daily business to make himself better acquainted with the debate of the night before, than even those whose eloquence had taxed therein the patience of the reporters ; and often was he enabled to set right an honourable member, or noble lord, in the particulars of his own speech. Under such circumstances, it needed only a session or two to convert him into " a smart young fellow" till, in the sequel, he was designated, among the bald-heads and grey- beards who came to drivel ...their political opinions or vent their snarlings against the powers that- Digitized by Google 126 THE MAN OF THE DAY.
were, beside the tea-table of the Countess of of Taunton— as " a very rising young man." Already the first step upon the ladder of am- bition was accomplished. Sidney Hammond's rapid advance in the estimation of her set, passed unnoticed by the Countess, because he was interesting to her vanity, rather than to her affections. Had he really occupied the place imagined by the world, she would have been proud of his triumphs, and zealous for his suc- cess in life ; but as " poor Sidney" constituted only a minor portion of the amusement of her day, she saw no further, than that he bored him* self to talk politics to Lord Taunton's political associates, in order to blind them to the incon- gruity of so very young a man being a frequent intruder into their confabulations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was part of his daily business to make himself better acquainted with the debate of the night before, than even those whose eloquence had taxed therein the patience of the reporters ; and often was he enabled to set right an honourable member, or noble lord, in the particulars of his own speech. Under such circumstances, it needed only a session or two to convert him into " a smart young fellow" till, in the sequel, he was designated, among the bald-heads and grey- beards who came to drivel ...their political opinions or vent their snarlings against the powers that- Digitized by Google 126 THE MAN OF THE DAY.
were, beside the tea-table of the Countess of of Taunton— as " a very rising young man." Already the first step upon the ladder of am- bition was accomplished. Sidney Hammond's rapid advance in the estimation of her set, passed unnoticed by the Countess, because he was interesting to her vanity, rather than to her affections. Had he really occupied the place imagined by the world, she would have been proud of his triumphs, and zealous for his suc- cess in life ; but as " poor Sidney" constituted only a minor portion of the amusement of her day, she saw no further, than that he bored him* self to talk politics to Lord Taunton's political associates, in order to blind them to the incon- gruity of so very young a man being a frequent intruder into their confabulations.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gore Catherine Grace Frances to read onlineMoreLess
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