The Tales of Old Liverpool
The Tales of Old Liverpool
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" Oh, fie! oh, fie! Naughty words, naughty words, " reiterated Poll, looking down compla- cently at him.
"You should not call Mr. Harding a scoun- drel, sir, " said C'lara, drawing herself up and looking very pale.
"Oh, indeed, " observed he, repressing his ire for the moment, and throwing all the sarcasm he could into his words; " I must be circumspect in the language 1 use towards him, eh . '' I lifted him out of the gutter and made a decent man of him, 1o be sure ; I pitchforked him over the... heads of his fellow clerks to a confidential position, sure enough; I did all I could to make an honoTirable and respectable man of him, more fool I ; but no, he could not altogether forget his 55 origin, and sneaked into the bosom of my family to tilch away my only child's affections. Oh ! I must be very careful what I say about this gentleman. But by heavens!" Here no longer able to contain himself, he struck the table fiercely with his hand, and poured forth a volley of the most uncomplimentary epithets on the devoted head of the unfortunate Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Oh, fie! oh, fie! Naughty words, naughty words, " reiterated Poll, looking down compla- cently at him.
"You should not call Mr. Harding a scoun- drel, sir, " said C'lara, drawing herself up and looking very pale.
"Oh, indeed, " observed he, repressing his ire for the moment, and throwing all the sarcasm he could into his words; " I must be circumspect in the language 1 use towards him, eh . '' I lifted him out of the gutter and made a decent man of him, 1o be sure ; I pitchforked him over the... heads of his fellow clerks to a confidential position, sure enough; I did all I could to make an honoTirable and respectable man of him, more fool I ; but no, he could not altogether forget his 55 origin, and sneaked into the bosom of my family to tilch away my only child's affections. Oh ! I must be very careful what I say about this gentleman. But by heavens!" Here no longer able to contain himself, he struck the table fiercely with his hand, and poured forth a volley of the most uncomplimentary epithets on the devoted head of the unfortunate Mr.
What to read after The Tales of Old Liverpool?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John P Eiffe to read onlineMoreLess
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