Accidents of An Antiquarys Life
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Then in- telligence dawned, and yelling, "Jules! Jules!" it seized me by hand and waist, and asked with affectionate solicitude what I would take wine, beer, cognac, or champagne? A glance at the bottle on the table sug- gested a more local liquor. My host was hurt. Why not beer or champagne ? Well, if it must be mastica, there it was of Scio, the best. And in his own cloudy glass he presented me with sheer unabashed potato spirit, which, taken unwarily, grips the gullet and deprives one of spe...ech or breath.
A clatter of loose heels on the stairs heralded Jules. It was my little friend of Alexandria, evidently just out of bed. As I shook his hand I heard a gurgling sound behind, and was conscious that the common glass had been filled and emptied again. Jules placed his bed at my disposal, sheets and all, as they were, and apparently as they had been for many nights. Victor passed the raki repeatedly, and drank a glass for every one I re- fused. Both upbraided me in chorus for having brought horses, where those animals were as the sand of the sea in multitude.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then in- telligence dawned, and yelling, "Jules! Jules!" it seized me by hand and waist, and asked with affectionate solicitude what I would take wine, beer, cognac, or champagne? A glance at the bottle on the table sug- gested a more local liquor. My host was hurt. Why not beer or champagne ? Well, if it must be mastica, there it was of Scio, the best. And in his own cloudy glass he presented me with sheer unabashed potato spirit, which, taken unwarily, grips the gullet and deprives one of spe...ech or breath.
A clatter of loose heels on the stairs heralded Jules. It was my little friend of Alexandria, evidently just out of bed. As I shook his hand I heard a gurgling sound behind, and was conscious that the common glass had been filled and emptied again. Jules placed his bed at my disposal, sheets and all, as they were, and apparently as they had been for many nights. Victor passed the raki repeatedly, and drank a glass for every one I re- fused. Both upbraided me in chorus for having brought horses, where those animals were as the sand of the sea in multitude.
What to read after Accidents of An Antiquarys Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D G David George Hogarth to read onlineMoreLess
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