The Literary Magazine, And American Register 5
The Literary Magazine, And American Register 5
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Thiebault again dared to remonstrate.
This new criticism set him offal- together ; he instantly became red with anger ; his whole physi(^omy assumed a furious and menacing ex- pression, like that of a man who is about to commit the greatest ex* cesses. He thraw down the pen.
_ «(ThAnCheplirtoem«6tbe left as it is." t am persuaded, says Thiebault, he was never Oiore com- pletely beside himself on the occa- sions when he so far forgot his dig* nity as to kick the shins of the per- sons about him.... I however had no apprehensionfi of receiving from him a similar outrage, for I relied for my protection on the circumstance of my being a foreigner, Frederic never havJhg committed it but on has owa subjects. But I did expect that he would have sent me from his pro* sence, never again to be recalled My situation was extremely painfol ; but I preserved both my composure and tranquillity, conscious that I was perfomiing my duty : it was ther^ £}re not very difficult to accomplisfi the resolution I made of justifying mv conduct, and showing myself for what I reuUy was, previous to my disroissaL To this efkctj my exttt* rior appearance indicated that I con* fined myself within the bounds whick decorum prescribed; my manner expressed sorrow without dejectioi^; my voice was that of a man deeply arocted, but inflexible ; and in a loW| deliberate tone, my eyes fixed oa the ground, and my body in a m
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thiebault again dared to remonstrate.
This new criticism set him offal- together ; he instantly became red with anger ; his whole physi(^omy assumed a furious and menacing ex- pression, like that of a man who is about to commit the greatest ex* cesses. He thraw down the pen.
_ «(ThAnCheplirtoem«6tbe left as it is." t am persuaded, says Thiebault, he was never Oiore com- pletely beside himself on the occa- sions when he so far forgot his dig* nity as to kick the shins of the per- sons about him.... I however had no apprehensionfi of receiving from him a similar outrage, for I relied for my protection on the circumstance of my being a foreigner, Frederic never havJhg committed it but on has owa subjects. But I did expect that he would have sent me from his pro* sence, never again to be recalled My situation was extremely painfol ; but I preserved both my composure and tranquillity, conscious that I was perfomiing my duty : it was ther^ £}re not very difficult to accomplisfi the resolution I made of justifying mv conduct, and showing myself for what I reuUy was, previous to my disroissaL To this efkctj my exttt* rior appearance indicated that I con* fined myself within the bounds whick decorum prescribed; my manner expressed sorrow without dejectioi^; my voice was that of a man deeply arocted, but inflexible ; and in a loW| deliberate tone, my eyes fixed oa the ground, and my body in a m
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