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We are just ordered ofi' there to ride down the Eadicals. " " I wish it was nearer home you were going to do it, " said be, crankily. " Look here" — and he pointed to some fresh turned earth — "they were stealing my turnips last night, " " It would appear that these fellows in the north are growing dan- gerous, " said Stapylton, " 'Tis little matter to us, " said M'Cormick, sulkily. " I'd care more about a blight in the potatoes than for all the politics in Europe. " " A genuine philosopher ! H...ow snug you are here, to be sure. A man in a pleasant nook like this can well afford to smile at the busy ambitions of the outer world. I take it you are about the very hap- piest fellow I know r" " Maybe I am, maybe I'm not, " said he, peevishly.
" This spot only wants what I hinted to you t'other evening, to be perfection. " " Ay !" said the otiier, dryly.
?JO liAKUINOTOX. ' " And you agree with me heartily, if you had the candour to say it. Come, out with it, man, at once. I saw your gardener this morning with a great basketful of greenery, and a large bouquet on the top of it — are not these significant signs of a projected campaign ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are just ordered ofi' there to ride down the Eadicals. " " I wish it was nearer home you were going to do it, " said be, crankily. " Look here" — and he pointed to some fresh turned earth — "they were stealing my turnips last night, " " It would appear that these fellows in the north are growing dan- gerous, " said Stapylton, " 'Tis little matter to us, " said M'Cormick, sulkily. " I'd care more about a blight in the potatoes than for all the politics in Europe. " " A genuine philosopher ! H...ow snug you are here, to be sure. A man in a pleasant nook like this can well afford to smile at the busy ambitions of the outer world. I take it you are about the very hap- piest fellow I know r" " Maybe I am, maybe I'm not, " said he, peevishly.
" This spot only wants what I hinted to you t'other evening, to be perfection. " " Ay !" said the otiier, dryly.
?JO liAKUINOTOX. ' " And you agree with me heartily, if you had the candour to say it. Come, out with it, man, at once. I saw your gardener this morning with a great basketful of greenery, and a large bouquet on the top of it — are not these significant signs of a projected campaign ?
What to read after Barrington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lever Charles James to read onlineMoreLess
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