Brinton Eliot From Yale to Yorktown
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You re most amazing dull. " " And gentle Dulness ever loves a joke, : replied Sir William, laughing.
" Tis the second time in ten minutes that Mars has summoned the Muse to aid him, " said Betty, merrily. " Pray now, from what does that line come ? " " The Dunciad, if I remember rightly. " " Oh, the Dunciad ! I am not over-fond of poetry, and with you one is like to die of 283 Brinton Eliot it. Therefore / cry for quarter. But be lieve me, Sir William, you will not defeat General Washington wit...h an epigram. " At that moment, in spite of the fact that Sir William was in attendance, Major Andre had the hardihood to ask Miss Allen for the contra-dance. Miss Allen accepted promptly, and gave Sir William at parting a magnifi cent courtesy. The new Alexander was left to continue his progress down the line of flowered and festooned petticoats, and gather his mantua-makers laurels.
Sir William, however, in passing from Betty to the tittering of Mrs. Auchmuty and the blatant effusiveness of Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You re most amazing dull. " " And gentle Dulness ever loves a joke, : replied Sir William, laughing.
" Tis the second time in ten minutes that Mars has summoned the Muse to aid him, " said Betty, merrily. " Pray now, from what does that line come ? " " The Dunciad, if I remember rightly. " " Oh, the Dunciad ! I am not over-fond of poetry, and with you one is like to die of 283 Brinton Eliot it. Therefore / cry for quarter. But be lieve me, Sir William, you will not defeat General Washington wit...h an epigram. " At that moment, in spite of the fact that Sir William was in attendance, Major Andre had the hardihood to ask Miss Allen for the contra-dance. Miss Allen accepted promptly, and gave Sir William at parting a magnifi cent courtesy. The new Alexander was left to continue his progress down the line of flowered and festooned petticoats, and gather his mantua-makers laurels.
Sir William, however, in passing from Betty to the tittering of Mrs. Auchmuty and the blatant effusiveness of Mrs.
What to read after Brinton Eliot From Yale to Yorktown?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Eugene Farmer to read onlineMoreLess
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