A Year At Hartlebury : Or, the Election V. 1
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Arthur Latimer has been waiting this quarter of an hour. — Very wrong, very provoking. — You are too kind, Mr. Bos- cawen, I always carve myself; I cannot say I admire the modern fashion of troubling one's guests. — With great pleasure, Mr. Molesworth, Sherry, if you please — perhaps you will take Champaigne? Graham, Champaigne to Mr.
Molesworth — (the servant muttered a dissent) — never mind, Mr. George, bring the Champaigne directly." HARTLEBURY. Ill " What is this dish before me, Mrs.
Gainsb...orough'?" enquired Mrs. Escott.
" Let me recommend it ; you will find it very nice indeed. A Greek dish, a receipt of George's, we call it Pate de Navarino." " Only think," exclaimed Mrs. Escott, "pate de Navarino ! Everybody must taste pace de Navarino. Very nice indeed, quite excellent.
Mr. George, I am eating your dish. He is talking so to Miss Molesworth, he does not hear me. Mr. George Gainsborough, I am eating your Greek dish, and find it very excellent.
You must give me the receipt for old Philip Escott.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Arthur Latimer has been waiting this quarter of an hour. — Very wrong, very provoking. — You are too kind, Mr. Bos- cawen, I always carve myself; I cannot say I admire the modern fashion of troubling one's guests. — With great pleasure, Mr. Molesworth, Sherry, if you please — perhaps you will take Champaigne? Graham, Champaigne to Mr.
Molesworth — (the servant muttered a dissent) — never mind, Mr. George, bring the Champaigne directly." HARTLEBURY. Ill " What is this dish before me, Mrs.
Gainsb...orough'?" enquired Mrs. Escott.
" Let me recommend it ; you will find it very nice indeed. A Greek dish, a receipt of George's, we call it Pate de Navarino." " Only think," exclaimed Mrs. Escott, "pate de Navarino ! Everybody must taste pace de Navarino. Very nice indeed, quite excellent.
Mr. George, I am eating your dish. He is talking so to Miss Molesworth, he does not hear me. Mr. George Gainsborough, I am eating your Greek dish, and find it very excellent.
You must give me the receipt for old Philip Escott.
What to read after A Year At Hartlebury : Or, the Election V. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cherry to read onlineMoreLess
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