Beauty And the Beast : a Novel 1
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Hon. This here lad be come of the people, and no mistake. He ain't the supercilly cut of a gentleman, though the name be Thwaite and he do belong to the tribe. But he ain't quite one of us neither, not he, though he may favour your Uncle Sam as were bound to rise in the world. The Squire couldn't take no drink like a man, and as far as I could see he didn't tell no crackers, neither one way nor t'other, bouncing or sly, which if ever man had a grand chance to do he had. It would be like playing... with fire to have to do with he. You could never tell when you had him or when you wanted him. He would be off like a shot when you least expected it. I ain't so cock-sure that there ben't the making of one sort of gentleman in him, as gentlemen goes, the sort as is blunt — maybe thin-skinned and peppery, but is as nice about their word as if it was their nails or their teeth. And when I come to think of it, Sir William was as clean as a dook all over, like your Uncle Sam, barring the mud be brought up out of the pond.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hon. This here lad be come of the people, and no mistake. He ain't the supercilly cut of a gentleman, though the name be Thwaite and he do belong to the tribe. But he ain't quite one of us neither, not he, though he may favour your Uncle Sam as were bound to rise in the world. The Squire couldn't take no drink like a man, and as far as I could see he didn't tell no crackers, neither one way nor t'other, bouncing or sly, which if ever man had a grand chance to do he had. It would be like playing... with fire to have to do with he. You could never tell when you had him or when you wanted him. He would be off like a shot when you least expected it. I ain't so cock-sure that there ben't the making of one sort of gentleman in him, as gentlemen goes, the sort as is blunt — maybe thin-skinned and peppery, but is as nice about their word as if it was their nails or their teeth. And when I come to think of it, Sir William was as clean as a dook all over, like your Uncle Sam, barring the mud be brought up out of the pond.
What to read after Beauty And the Beast : a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tytler Sarah to read onlineMoreLess
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