Young Americans Abroad
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Mr. Gardiner is a very gentlemanly man, of fine address and acquirements. Hehas been a most extensive traveller in almost every part of the world, and has a fine collection of paintings, and one of the prettiestcabinets of coins and medals I ever saw. He has a pretty cottage andhothouses four or five miles from the city; and his family residespartly there and at the hotel. The hotel is every thing that can bedesired.
A few evenings ago, Mr. Lawrence had a splendid _soirée_. There wereprobably f...rom two to three hundred present. Among the company were SirDavid Brewster, Leslie the artist, Miss Coutts, the Duke of Wellington. "The duke, " as he is called, is the great man of England. All the peopleidolize him, and he is known to be a great man. He has become moreidentified with the history of England for the last forty years than anyother man. Of course, he was to us Americans the great man of thecountry. Whenever I have read of Napoleon, I have had Wellington in myeye, and to see him was next to seeing the emperor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Gardiner is a very gentlemanly man, of fine address and acquirements. Hehas been a most extensive traveller in almost every part of the world, and has a fine collection of paintings, and one of the prettiestcabinets of coins and medals I ever saw. He has a pretty cottage andhothouses four or five miles from the city; and his family residespartly there and at the hotel. The hotel is every thing that can bedesired.
A few evenings ago, Mr. Lawrence had a splendid _soirée_. There wereprobably f...rom two to three hundred present. Among the company were SirDavid Brewster, Leslie the artist, Miss Coutts, the Duke of Wellington. "The duke, " as he is called, is the great man of England. All the peopleidolize him, and he is known to be a great man. He has become moreidentified with the history of England for the last forty years than anyother man. Of course, he was to us Americans the great man of thecountry. Whenever I have read of Napoleon, I have had Wellington in myeye, and to see him was next to seeing the emperor.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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