A False Start : a Novel 2
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Jarrow, indeed! A pompous, med- dling priest, who, upon the strength of having written some stupid bombastic letters in the local journals, believed himself a literary man and a great controversialist. Pooh !
a fig for the Rev. Jacob Jarrow ! He was always fussing about something ! Let him fuss about this, and if Mr. Enderby was fool enough to listen to him he would see what good he got out of it. If Mr. Enderby chose to invite the public to inspect the quagmires of his career he could do so ; ...wiser men boarded them over and kept silence about them." Maurice and his wife, meanwhile, were thoroughly enjoying their stay at Bridge Court. The rector, with all his failings, was a good-natured man, and had conceived BITTEN OF THE TARANTULA. 69 a real liking for his new curate, and, hear- ing where Maurice was going, he at once proposed to take a considerable portion of his, Maurice's, duties off his hands for that week, so that he was left pretty much his own master at Bridge Court.
Bessie thoroughly revelled in the complete freedom from all household affairs, and enjoyed the fruit, the lounging in the grounds, and the lawn-tennis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jarrow, indeed! A pompous, med- dling priest, who, upon the strength of having written some stupid bombastic letters in the local journals, believed himself a literary man and a great controversialist. Pooh !
a fig for the Rev. Jacob Jarrow ! He was always fussing about something ! Let him fuss about this, and if Mr. Enderby was fool enough to listen to him he would see what good he got out of it. If Mr. Enderby chose to invite the public to inspect the quagmires of his career he could do so ; ...wiser men boarded them over and kept silence about them." Maurice and his wife, meanwhile, were thoroughly enjoying their stay at Bridge Court. The rector, with all his failings, was a good-natured man, and had conceived BITTEN OF THE TARANTULA. 69 a real liking for his new curate, and, hear- ing where Maurice was going, he at once proposed to take a considerable portion of his, Maurice's, duties off his hands for that week, so that he was left pretty much his own master at Bridge Court.
Bessie thoroughly revelled in the complete freedom from all household affairs, and enjoyed the fruit, the lounging in the grounds, and the lawn-tennis.
What to read after A False Start : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smart, Hawley, 1833-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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