Belforest : a Tale of English Country Life 2
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Homer came after the cottage." BELFOEEST. 229 " Did I ? Then my bad impressions are good omens, and you ought to be glad of them. But look you here. Tresellis will be to l)e let ; Mrs. Early has rooms to let : the Bensons have taken to letting : so weVe many rivals in the field." " Did you catch the name of the place Mrs.
Homer s going to, Saffery ? '' said his wife.
"Not I," replied Mr. Safi*ery ; "it's not a posting-place. Fancy a place that's neither postaceous nor railwayceous." "A dismal l...ook-out indeed," said Mr. An- tony, who came in for stamps, and heard the last three or four words. "Where is that benighted place ? " " Where Mrs. Homer s going to, sir. The name slipped off her tongue like a plate off a shelf that has no rim to it." " Oh, Tristan d'Acunha ! It's an island off the Cape of Good Hope." "Then I should say they'd be better of a submarine telegraph, sir." " Why, the place has but a hundred souls !
I don't think they've much call for a post." "No more, perhaps, than the Scotch had 230 BELFOREST.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Homer came after the cottage." BELFOEEST. 229 " Did I ? Then my bad impressions are good omens, and you ought to be glad of them. But look you here. Tresellis will be to l)e let ; Mrs. Early has rooms to let : the Bensons have taken to letting : so weVe many rivals in the field." " Did you catch the name of the place Mrs.
Homer s going to, Saffery ? '' said his wife.
"Not I," replied Mr. Safi*ery ; "it's not a posting-place. Fancy a place that's neither postaceous nor railwayceous." "A dismal l...ook-out indeed," said Mr. An- tony, who came in for stamps, and heard the last three or four words. "Where is that benighted place ? " " Where Mrs. Homer s going to, sir. The name slipped off her tongue like a plate off a shelf that has no rim to it." " Oh, Tristan d'Acunha ! It's an island off the Cape of Good Hope." "Then I should say they'd be better of a submarine telegraph, sir." " Why, the place has but a hundred souls !
I don't think they've much call for a post." "No more, perhaps, than the Scotch had 230 BELFOREST.
What to read after Belforest : a Tale of English Country Life 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Manning to read onlineMoreLess
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