The Young Duke
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The musical meeting at Exeter over, she made her appearance, and some concerts were given, which electrified all Cornwall. CountFrill was very strong here; though, to be sure, he also danced, andacted, in all varieties. He was the soul, too, of a masqued ball; butwhen complimented on his accomplishments, and thanked for his exertions, he modestly depreciated his worth, and panegyrised the dancing-dogs.
As for the Prince, on the whole, he maintained his silence; but itwas at length discovered by... the fair sex that he was not stupid, butsentimental. When this was made known he rather lost ground with thedark sex, who, before thinking him thick, had vowed that he was adevilish good fellow; but now, being really envious, had their taleand hint, their sneer and sly joke. M. De Whiskerburg had one activeaccomplishment; this was his dancing. His gallopade was declared tobe divine: he absolutely sailed in air. His waltz, at his will, eithermelted his partner into a dream, or whirled her into a frenzy!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The musical meeting at Exeter over, she made her appearance, and some concerts were given, which electrified all Cornwall. CountFrill was very strong here; though, to be sure, he also danced, andacted, in all varieties. He was the soul, too, of a masqued ball; butwhen complimented on his accomplishments, and thanked for his exertions, he modestly depreciated his worth, and panegyrised the dancing-dogs.
As for the Prince, on the whole, he maintained his silence; but itwas at length discovered by... the fair sex that he was not stupid, butsentimental. When this was made known he rather lost ground with thedark sex, who, before thinking him thick, had vowed that he was adevilish good fellow; but now, being really envious, had their taleand hint, their sneer and sly joke. M. De Whiskerburg had one activeaccomplishment; this was his dancing. His gallopade was declared tobe divine: he absolutely sailed in air. His waltz, at his will, eithermelted his partner into a dream, or whirled her into a frenzy!
What to read after The Young Duke?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Disraeli, Benjamin, Earl of Beaconsfield, 1804-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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