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ince in ;The Sleeping Beauty察─though not  by the same process察to break the charm。  He gave up calling at a  house where he was warmly appreciated察because father察mother察 daughter察bombarded him with questions。  ;I never came away without  feeling sure that I had in some way perjured myself。;

On his shyness waited swiftly ensuing boredom察if his neighbour at  table were garrulous or BANALE察his face at once betrayed  conversational prostration察a lady who often watched him used to  say that his pulse ought to be felt after the first course察and  that if it showed languor he should be moved to the side of some  other partner。  ;He had great charm察─writes to me another old  friend察 in a quiet winning way察but was 'dark' with rough and  noisy people。;  So it came to pass that his manner was threefold察 icy and repellent with those who set his nerves on edge察good´ humoured察receptive察intermittently responsive in general and  congenial company察while察at ease with friends trusted and beloved察 the lines of the face became gracious察indulgent察affectionate察the  SOURIRE DES YEUX often inexpressibly winning and tender。   ;Kinglake察─says Eliot Warburton in his unpublished diary察 talked  to us to´day about his travels察pessimistic and cynical to the rest  of the world察he is always gentle and kind to us。;  To this dear  friend he was ever faithful察wearing to the day of his death an  octagonal gold ring engraved ;Eliot。 Jan此1852。;  He would never  play the RACONTEUR in general company察for he had a great horror of  repeating himself察and察latterly察of being looked upon as a bore by  younger men察but he loved to pour out reminiscences of the past to  an audience of one or two at most此 Let an old man gather his  recollections and glance at them under the right angle察and his  life is full of pantomime transformation scenes。;  The chief  characteristic of his wit was its unexpectedness察sometimes acrid察 sometimes humorous察his sayings came forth察like Topham Beauclerk's  in Dr。 Johnson's day察like Talleyrand's in our own察poignant  without effort。  His calm察gentle voice察contrasted with his  startling caustic utterance察reminded people of Prosper Merimee此 terse epigram察felicitous APROPOS察whimsical presentment of the  topic under discussion察emitted in a low tone察and without the  slightest change of muscle


;All the charm of all the Muses Often flowering in a lonely word。; 25


Questions he would suavely and often wittily parry or repel此to an  unhistorical lady asking if he remembered Madame Du Barry察he said察  my memory is very imperfect as to the particulars of my life  during the reign of Lous XV。 and the Regency察but I know a lady who  has a teapot which belonged察she says察to Madame Du Barry。;  Madame  Novikoff察however察records his discomfiture at the query of a  certain Lady E´察who察when all London was ringing with his first  Crimean volumes察asked him if he were not an admirer of Louis  Napoleon。  ;LE PAUVRE KINGLAKE察DECONTENANCE察REPONDIT TOUT BAS  INTIMIDE COMME UN ENFANT QU'ON MET DATES LE COIN此OUI ´ NON ´ PAS  PRECISEMENT。;

He had no knowledge of or liking for music。  Present once by some  mischance at a MATINEE MUSICALE察he was asked by the hostess what  kind of music he preferred。  His preference察he owned察was for the  drum。  One thinks of the ;Bourgeois Gentilhomme察─ LA TROMPETTE  MARINE EST UN INSTRUMENT QUI ME PLAIT察EL QUI EST HARMONIEUX;察we  are reminded察too察of Dean Stanley察who察absolutely tone´deaf察and  hurrying away whenever music was performed察once from an adjoining  room in his father's house heard Jenny Lind sing ;I know that my  Redeemer liveth。;  He went to her shyly察and told her that she had  given him an idea of what people mean by music。  Once before察he  said in all seriousness察the same feeling had come over him察when  before the palace at Vienna he had heard a tattoo rendered by four  hundred drummers。


Kinglake used to regret the disuse of duelling察as having impaired  the higher tone of good breeding current in his younger days察and  even blamed the Duke of Wellington for proscribing it in the army。   He had himself on one occasion sent a cartel察and stood waiting for  his adversary察like Sir Richard Strachan at Walcheren察eight days  on the French coast察but the adversary never came。  Hayward once  referred to him察as a counsellor察and if necessary a second察a  quarrel with Lord R´。  Lord R´'s friend called on him察a Norfolk  squire察 broad´faced and breathing port wine察─after the fashion of  uncle Phillips in ;Pride and Prejudice察─who began in a boisterous  voice察 I am one of those察Mr。 Kinglake察who believe R´ to be a  gentleman。;  In his iciest tones and stoniest manner Kinglake  answered此 That察Sir察I am quite willing to assume。;  The effect察 he used to say察as he told and acted the scene察was magical察 I had  frozen him sober察and we settled everything without a fight。;  Of  all his friends Hayward was probably the closest察an association of  discrepancies in character察manner察temperament察not complementary察 but opposed and hostile察irreconcilable察one would say察but for the  knowledge that in love and friendship paradox reigns supreme。   Hayward was arrogant察overbearing察loud察insistent察full of strange  oaths and often unpardonably coarse察 our dominant friend察─ Kinglake called him察 odious; is the epithet I have heard commonly  bestowed upon him by less affectionate acquaintances。  Kinglake was  reserved察shy察reticent察with the high breeding察grand manner察 quiet urbanity察GRATA PROTERVITAS察of a waning epoch察restraint察 concentration察tact of omission察dictating alike his silence and  his speech察his well´weighed words ;crystallizing into epigrams as  they touched the air。; 26  When Hayward's last illness came upon  him in 1884察Kinglake nursed him tenderly察spending the morning in  his friend's lodgings at 8察St。 James's Street察the house which  Byron occupied in his early London days察and bringing on the latest  bulletin to the club。  The patient rambled towards the end察 we  ought to be getting ready to catch the train that we may go to my  sister's at Lyme。; Kinglake quieted his sick friend by an assurance  that the servants察whom he would not wish to hurry察were packing。   ;On no account hurry the servants察but still let us be off。;  The  last thought which he articulated while dying was察 I don't exactly  know what it is察but I feel it is something grand。;  ;Hayward is  dead察─Kinglake wrote to a common friend察 the devotion shown to  him by all sorts and conditions of men察and察what is better察of  women察was unbounded。  Gladstone found time to be with him察and to  engage him in a conversation of singular interest察of which he has  made a memorandum。;

Another of Kinglake's life´long familiars was Charles Skirrow察 Taxing Master in Chancery察with his accomplished wife察from whose  memorable fish dinners at Greenwich he was seldom absent察adapting  himself no less readily to their theatrical friends ´ the  Bancrofts察Burnand察Toole察Irving ´ than to the literary set with  which he was more habitually at home。  He was religiously loyal to  his friends察speaking of them with generous admiration察eagerly  defending them when attacked。  He lauded Butler Johnstone as the  most gifted of the young men in the House of Commons察would not  allow Bernal Osborne to be called untrue察 he offends people if you  like察but he is never false or hollow。;  A clever SOBRIQUET  fathered on him察burlesquing the monosyllabic names of a well´known  diarist and official察he repelled indignantly。  ;He is my friend察 and had I been guilty of the JEU察I should have broken two of my  commandments察that which forbids my joking at a friend's expense察 and that which forbids my fashioning a play upon words。;  He  entreated Madame Novikoff to visit and cheer Charles Lever察dying  at Trieste察deeply lamented Sir H。 Bulwer's death此 I used to think  his a beautiful intellect察and he was wonderfully SIMPATICO to me。;   But he was shy of condoling with bereaved mourners察believing words  used on such occasions to be utterly untrue。  He loved to include  husband and wife in the same meed of admiration察as in the case of 

Dean Stanley and Lady Augusta察or of Sir Robert and Lady Emily  Peel。  Peel察he said察has the RADIANT quality not easy to describe察 Lady Emily is always beauteous察bright察attractive。  Lord Stanhope  he praised as a historian察paying him the equivocal compliment that  his books were much better than his conversation。  So察too察he  qualified his admiration of Lady Ashburton察dwelling on her beauty察 silver voice察ready enthusiasm apt to disperse itself by flying at  too many objects。

He was wont to speak admiringly of Lord Acton察relating how察a  Roman Catholic察yet respecting enlightenment and devoted to books察 he once set up and edited a ;Quarterly Review察─with a notion of  reconciling the Light and the Dark as well as he could察but the  ;Prince of Darkness察the Pope察─interposed察and ordered him to stop  the ;Review。;  He was compelled to obey察not察he told people察on  any religious ground察but because relations and others would have  made his life a bore to him if he had been contumacious against the  Holy Father。

Kinglake was strongly attract

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