Ask Mamma Or the Richest Commoner in England
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Altogether, I assure you, you are on very ticklish ground, and I make no doubt if you could ascertain the opinion of the neighbourhood, you are booked for one or other of the girls, so again I say, my dearest boy, beware what you are about, for it is much easier to get fast than to get free again ; get a lady of rank, and not the daughter of a little scrubby squire ; and whatever you do, don't leave this letter lying about, and mind, empty your pockets at nights, and don't leave it for Rougier ...to find.
" Now, about your movements. I think I wouldn't go back to Lord L. 's unless he asks you, *or unless he named a specific day for your doing so when you came away. Mere general invitations mean nothing; they are only the small coin of good society. ' Sorry you're going. Hope we shall soon meet again. Hope we shall have the pleasure of seeing you to dinner some day, ' is a very common mean-nothing form of politeness.
" Indeed, I question that your going to a master of harriers from Tantivy Castle would be any great recommendation to his Lordship, 174 ASK MAMMA.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Altogether, I assure you, you are on very ticklish ground, and I make no doubt if you could ascertain the opinion of the neighbourhood, you are booked for one or other of the girls, so again I say, my dearest boy, beware what you are about, for it is much easier to get fast than to get free again ; get a lady of rank, and not the daughter of a little scrubby squire ; and whatever you do, don't leave this letter lying about, and mind, empty your pockets at nights, and don't leave it for Rougier ...to find.
" Now, about your movements. I think I wouldn't go back to Lord L. 's unless he asks you, *or unless he named a specific day for your doing so when you came away. Mere general invitations mean nothing; they are only the small coin of good society. ' Sorry you're going. Hope we shall soon meet again. Hope we shall have the pleasure of seeing you to dinner some day, ' is a very common mean-nothing form of politeness.
" Indeed, I question that your going to a master of harriers from Tantivy Castle would be any great recommendation to his Lordship, 174 ASK MAMMA.
What to read after Ask Mamma Or the Richest Commoner in England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R S Surtees to read onlineMoreLess
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