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id: 7703
author: Lytton, Edward Bulwer Lytton, Baron
title: "My Novel" — Volume 02
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  'The things which are impossible with men are possible with God,' that is, man left to his own temptations would fail; but, strengthened by God, he shall be saved. He is dead now, poor man.


id: 7709
author: Lytton, Edward Bulwer Lytton, Baron
title: "My Novel" — Volume 08
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  You are growing very pretty, Juliet, said he, smoothing back her hair; why do yourself such injustice,--why not pay more attention to your appearance, as I have so often begged you to do? I did not expect you, dear Randal; you always come so suddenly, and catch us /en dish-a-bill/. Dish-a-bill! I 'd rather be offuscated by the Squire of Hazeldean than en lightened by Randal Leslie.


id: 7702
author: Lytton, Edward Bulwer Lytton, Baron
title: "My Novel" — Volume 01
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  DEAR SIR,--To a feeling heart it must always be painful to give pain to another, and (though I am sure unconsciously) you have given the greatest pain to poor Mr. Hazeldean and myself, indeed to all our little circle, in so cruelly refusing our attempts to become better acquainted with a gentleman we so highly ESTEEM. This circumstance combined with her new ties somewhat to alienate Mrs. Hazeldean from the pledge of her former loves; and when she had borne a son to Colonel Egerton, it was upon that child that her maternal affections gradually concentrated.


id: 7706
author: Lytton, Edward Bulwer Lytton, Baron
title: "My Novel" — Volume 05
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  Now, it was from that evening that Mr. Richard Avenel exhibited the change of mood which I have described; and from that evening he abstained from taking Leonard with him to any of the parties in the Abbey Gardens. CHAPTER IX. before he got into the public path, the proprietor of the land, Mr. Richard Avenel (for the gentleman was no less a personage), had spied out the trespasser, and called to him with a Hillo, fellow, that bespoke all the dignity of a man who owns acres, and all the wrath of a man who beholds those acres impudently invaded.


id: 7710
author: Lytton, Edward Bulwer Lytton, Baron
title: "My Novel" — Volume 09
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flesch: 75
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  The former was known to most of them personally, and to all, by repute, as a grave, clever, promising young man, rather prudent than lavish, and never suspected to have got into a scrape. propos/, I have had a long talk with Frank Hazeldean, --fine young man, remarkable capacities for business.


id: 7705
author: Lytton, Edward Bulwer Lytton, Baron
title: "My Novel" — Volume 04
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flesch: 74
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summary:
  I think we have put everything into the knapsack that he can possibly want, said good Mrs. Riccabocca, musingly. Then poor Mrs. Riccabocca smiled, and pressed the grissins; and Violante, forgetting all her stateliness, laughed and played tricks on the parson, stealing away his cup of warm tea when his head was turned, and substituting iced cherry- juice.


id: 7708
author: Lytton, Edward Bulwer Lytton, Baron
title: "My Novel" — Volume 07
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flesch: 80
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summary:
  Your servant, sir, young man, come and talk. Well, but you say, half seriously, half in jest, I will escape from this prison-house of memory; I will form new ties, like other men, and before it be too late; I will marry.


id: 7707
author: Lytton, Edward Bulwer Lytton, Baron
title: "My Novel" — Volume 06
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summary:
  And I believe that is one reason why young men of talent disappoint their friends, and remain so long out of office. Mr. Levy was a handsome man, who wore a camellia in his button-hole; drove, in his cabriolet, a high-stepping horse that had cost L200; was well known to young men of fashion, and considered by their fathers a very dangerous acquaintance.


id: 7704
author: Lytton, Edward Bulwer Lytton, Baron
title: "My Novel" — Volume 03
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  You don't mean to say that good Lenny Fairfield (who was absent from church, by the by) can have done anything to get into disgrace? Yes, he has though, cried the squire. And while the squire, sharing Stirn's amazement, beheld indeed a great pair of feet projecting from the stocks, and saw behind them the grave face of Dr. Riccabocca under the majestic shade of the umbrella, but not a vestige of the only being his mind could identify with the tenancy of the stocks, Mr. Dale, catching him by the arm, and panting hard, exclaimed with a petulance he had never before been known to display,--except at the whisttable,-- Mr. Hazeldean, Mr. Hazeldean, I am scandalized,--I am shocked at you.


id: 7711
author: Lytton, Edward Bulwer Lytton, Baron
title: "My Novel" — Volume 10
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summary:
  There are many such young men about town,--sharp and able in all affairs except their own. It will be useful to me in a thousand ways to secure as a friend a young man who will have influence with other young men, heirs to something better than Rood Hall.


id: 7712
author: Lytton, Edward Bulwer Lytton, Baron
title: "My Novel" — Volume 11
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flesch: 79
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summary:
  To the disappointment of numerous aspirants amongst our aristocracy, we hear that this lady has, however, made her distinguished choice in Mr. Audley Egerton. No man you ever met in the world seemed more raised above the malice of Hate than Audley Egerton: even in the hot war of politics he had scarcely a personal foe; and in private life he kept himself so aloof and apart from others that he was little known, save by the benefits the waste of his wealth conferred.


id: 20496
author: Ruland, Wilhelm
title: Legends of the Rhine
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  Soon after the room was full of little men all tumbling, falling, and slipping over the pease. Many a tale was told about them, how they used to ride out hunting and hawking, how many a magnificent banquet was given by them, and how their beauty, their riches, and the gay and joyous life led by them attracted many knights from near and far; how many a stately noble came to their castle to woo one of the sisters, and how these maidens at first ensnared and enchanted him with a thousand attractive charms, only in the end to reject the enamoured suitor with scorn and mockery.


id: 7713
author: Lytton, Edward Bulwer Lytton, Baron
title: "My Novel" — Volume 12
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flesch: 76
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summary:
  CHAPTER X. Harley had not long reached his hotel, and was still seated before his untasted breakfast, when Mr. Randal Leslie was announced. And as Mr. Randal Leslie stands in coalition with Egerton, and Mr. Avenel believes that two candidates of the same party cannot both succeed, the result may be to the satisfaction of all the feelings which I entertain for Audley Egerton, and for you, who, I have reason to think, will emulate his titles to my esteem.


