A Century of English Essays An Anthology Ranging From Caxton to R L Stevenson
A Century of English Essays An Anthology Ranging From Caxton to R L Stevenson
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What say you, Mr. L ?
Are you for eking out your shadowy list with such names as Alexander, Julius Caesar, Tamerlane, or Ghengis Khan?' 'Excuse me/ said L, 'on the subject of characters in active life, plotters and disturbers of the world, I have a crotchet of my own, which I beg leave to reserve. ' 'No, no ! come, out with your worthies ! ' ' What do you think of Guy Faux and Judas Iscariot? ' R turned an eye upon him like a wild Indian, but cordial and full of smothered glee. 'Your most exqui...site reason!' was echoed on all sides; and A thought that L had now fairly entangled himself.
1 George Dyer. ED.
OF PERSONS ONE WOULD WISH TO HAVE SEEN 273 'Why, I cannot but think, ' retorted he of the wistful counte- nance, 'that Guy Faux, that poor fluttering annual scare-crow of straw and rags, is an ill-used gentleman. I would give something to see him sitting pale and emaciated, surrounded by his matches and his barrels of gunpowder, and expecting the moment that was to transport him to Paradise for his heroic self-devotion; but if I say any more, there is that fellow H will make something of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What say you, Mr. L ?
Are you for eking out your shadowy list with such names as Alexander, Julius Caesar, Tamerlane, or Ghengis Khan?' 'Excuse me/ said L, 'on the subject of characters in active life, plotters and disturbers of the world, I have a crotchet of my own, which I beg leave to reserve. ' 'No, no ! come, out with your worthies ! ' ' What do you think of Guy Faux and Judas Iscariot? ' R turned an eye upon him like a wild Indian, but cordial and full of smothered glee. 'Your most exqui...site reason!' was echoed on all sides; and A thought that L had now fairly entangled himself.
1 George Dyer. ED.
OF PERSONS ONE WOULD WISH TO HAVE SEEN 273 'Why, I cannot but think, ' retorted he of the wistful counte- nance, 'that Guy Faux, that poor fluttering annual scare-crow of straw and rags, is an ill-used gentleman. I would give something to see him sitting pale and emaciated, surrounded by his matches and his barrels of gunpowder, and expecting the moment that was to transport him to Paradise for his heroic self-devotion; but if I say any more, there is that fellow H will make something of it.
What to read after A Century of English Essays An Anthology Ranging From Caxton to R L Stevenson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rhys Ernest to read onlineMoreLess
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