Ballads And Tales
Ballads And Tales
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Personally he is quite respec- table, and lives with two maiden aunts at Brompton. Nobody, on the contrary, knows where Mr. Bludyer 376 MEN'S WIVES lives. He has houses of call, mysterious taverns where he may be found at particular hours by those who need him, and where panting publishers are in the habit of hunt- ing him up. For a bottle of wine and a guinea he will write a page of praise or abuse of any man living, or on any subject, or on any line of politics. " Hang it, sir, " says he, " p...ay me enough and I will write down my own father!" According to the state of his credit, he is dressed either almost in rags or else in the extremest flush of fashion. With the latter attire he puts on a haughty and aristocratic air, and would slap a duke on the shoulder. If there is one thing more dangerous than to refuse to lend him a sum of money when he asks for it, it is to lend it to him ; for he never pays, and never par- dons a man to whom he owes. " Walker refused to cash a bill for me, " he had been heard to say, " and I'll do for his wife when she comes out on the stage!" Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Personally he is quite respec- table, and lives with two maiden aunts at Brompton. Nobody, on the contrary, knows where Mr. Bludyer 376 MEN'S WIVES lives. He has houses of call, mysterious taverns where he may be found at particular hours by those who need him, and where panting publishers are in the habit of hunt- ing him up. For a bottle of wine and a guinea he will write a page of praise or abuse of any man living, or on any subject, or on any line of politics. " Hang it, sir, " says he, " p...ay me enough and I will write down my own father!" According to the state of his credit, he is dressed either almost in rags or else in the extremest flush of fashion. With the latter attire he puts on a haughty and aristocratic air, and would slap a duke on the shoulder. If there is one thing more dangerous than to refuse to lend him a sum of money when he asks for it, it is to lend it to him ; for he never pays, and never par- dons a man to whom he owes. " Walker refused to cash a bill for me, " he had been heard to say, " and I'll do for his wife when she comes out on the stage!" Mrs.
What to read after Ballads And Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens And Thackeray to read onlineMoreLess
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