An Interesting Event By Mr Titmarsh
An Interesting Event By Mr Titmarsh
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I wonder what it could have been, Jones? She had read pri- vate letters out of his wai^coat pocket, very likely. At any rate, my dear fel- low, when you marry, take care to have no secrets, or of submitting to an inquis- itor over you in the shape of a lady's- maid. " 25 AN INTERESTING EVENT Jones ( who, by the way, is not, I should say, a man of much conversation- al power) ju^ thanked Smith to pass the bottle ; and the latter resumed his har- rowing narrative.
" As we were conversing in the a...bove manner, there came a banging knock at the door, — one of those coarse, vulgar, furious peals which a cabman, imitating a footman, endeavours to perform. We all Parted guiltily as we heard it. It was mo^ likely some outlying gueit, who, like myself, had not received his note of ex- cuse, and had come forth to partake of Budgeon's mo^ Barmecidal entertain- ment.
" ' And you haven't even a-tied up the knocker ? ' said Mrs. Wake, with a look 26 AN INTERESTING EVENT of withering scorn. The knocker had slipped his memory, Budgeon owned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wonder what it could have been, Jones? She had read pri- vate letters out of his wai^coat pocket, very likely. At any rate, my dear fel- low, when you marry, take care to have no secrets, or of submitting to an inquis- itor over you in the shape of a lady's- maid. " 25 AN INTERESTING EVENT Jones ( who, by the way, is not, I should say, a man of much conversation- al power) ju^ thanked Smith to pass the bottle ; and the latter resumed his har- rowing narrative.
" As we were conversing in the a...bove manner, there came a banging knock at the door, — one of those coarse, vulgar, furious peals which a cabman, imitating a footman, endeavours to perform. We all Parted guiltily as we heard it. It was mo^ likely some outlying gueit, who, like myself, had not received his note of ex- cuse, and had come forth to partake of Budgeon's mo^ Barmecidal entertain- ment.
" ' And you haven't even a-tied up the knocker ? ' said Mrs. Wake, with a look 26 AN INTERESTING EVENT of withering scorn. The knocker had slipped his memory, Budgeon owned.
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