Alice, Or the Mysteries — book 02
Alice, Or the Mysteries — book 02
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You do well, sir. " "If your honour were more amongst us, there might be more disciplinelike, " said the steward, stoutly; "but no one in my time has cared solittle for the old place as those it belongs to. " "Fewer words with me, sir, " said Maltravers, haughtily; "and now go andinform those people that I am returned, and wish for no guests but thoseI invite myself. " "Sir!" "Do you not hear me? Say that if it so please them, these old ruins aremy property, and are not to be jobbed out to the ...insolence of publiccuriosity. Go, sir. " "But--I beg pardon, your honour--if they be great folks?" "Great folks!--great! Ay, there it is. Why, if they be great folks, they have great houses of their own, Mr. Justis. " The steward stared. "Perhaps, your honour, " he put in, deprecatingly, "they be Mr. Merton's family: they come very often when the Londongentlemen are with them. " "Merton!--oh, the cringing parson. Harkye! one word more with me, sir, and you quit my service to-morrow. " Mr. Justis lifted his eyes and hands to heaven; but there was somethingin his master's voice and look which checked reply, and he turned slowlyto the door--when a voice of such heavenly sweetness was heard withoutthat it arrested his own step and made the stern Maltravers start in hisseat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You do well, sir. " "If your honour were more amongst us, there might be more disciplinelike, " said the steward, stoutly; "but no one in my time has cared solittle for the old place as those it belongs to. " "Fewer words with me, sir, " said Maltravers, haughtily; "and now go andinform those people that I am returned, and wish for no guests but thoseI invite myself. " "Sir!" "Do you not hear me? Say that if it so please them, these old ruins aremy property, and are not to be jobbed out to the ...insolence of publiccuriosity. Go, sir. " "But--I beg pardon, your honour--if they be great folks?" "Great folks!--great! Ay, there it is. Why, if they be great folks, they have great houses of their own, Mr. Justis. " The steward stared. "Perhaps, your honour, " he put in, deprecatingly, "they be Mr. Merton's family: they come very often when the Londongentlemen are with them. " "Merton!--oh, the cringing parson. Harkye! one word more with me, sir, and you quit my service to-morrow. " Mr. Justis lifted his eyes and hands to heaven; but there was somethingin his master's voice and look which checked reply, and he turned slowlyto the door--when a voice of such heavenly sweetness was heard withoutthat it arrested his own step and made the stern Maltravers start in hisseat.
What to read after Alice, Or the Mysteries — book 02?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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