Capitolo 16
solemn supper, as imposing as political dignity could do him/it. Mr.
Carrington, as a connection of his was one of the party, and
almost the only one among the twenty people to table that had
neither an office, neither a title, neither a constituency.
Senator Clinton received her/it Mrs. Lee and his/her sister with tender
enthusiasm, for them they were attractive champions of his/her costituents.
He pressed their hands and it only braked evidently him from a
effort to embrace them, for the Senator a marked respect had
for beautiful women, and you/he/she had made the love with every girl with some
pretended to beauty that had appeared in the State in New York
for fully mean one century. To the same duration he talked to low voice an excuse
in his/her ear; he repented to the point that he was forced for preceding the
pleasure to bring her/it to supper; Washington was the only city in
America where this could be happened, but it was a fact that
gentleman here they were very great stickiers for label; on the other
gives him it had the sad consolation that she would have been the winner, for
he had assigned to his/her God Skye, the British Minister "a more anymore
man of accord and not gotten married, as I have the adversity to be;"
and on the other side "I have ventured to put Senator Ratcliffe,
of Illinois which talked admirable I saw her listening to with
so abducted attention yesterday. I thought that it was probable that her liked to know
him. Do I straighten?"
Madeleine assured that he had foretold his/her intimate wishes, and
he also turned him with more heat of the affection to his/her sister: "As for
You, my darling--dear Sybil, thing I can make to make Your supper
of accord? If I give a crown to Your sister, I am sorry only not to
has a diadem for you. But I have done all in my power.
The first Secretary of the Russian Legation, Accounts Popoff, wish
Takes her in; a fascinating youth, the my dear Sybil; and on Your
other side I have put the assistant Minister of State that
You know."
And so, after the due delay, the party established him to the