Cakes And Ale
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" If the landlord don't prevent us, gentlemen, " observed the General ; " and we have something more to hear of him from Flittermouse. Did Sheepskin's man say that Peppercorn was really come ? " " That he'd be here this very night — that he wouldn't pay for lodging, but would sleep here while he stayed in Loudon. I began the old story to the man about the badness of the neigh- bourhood, " said Flittermouse.
" And the ghosts haunting the houses ? " asked the General.
" Yes, " replied Flittermous...e, in melancholy tone ; and then drawing a long sigh, he added, " Ha ! General, the world's going to bits — a ghost isn't what it used to be ; people get so hardened in their wickedness there's no frightening 'em now. I know it by the falling off in my profession. For my part, I don't know where it will end. Now-a-days they'd suffer Dr. Faustus to live in peace and quietness, and let him be bmied handsomely with mourners. " (We may here inform the reader that when Flittermouse alludes to his profession, he sjaeaks of his mystical emploj-ment in the conduct of a gallantee-show.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" If the landlord don't prevent us, gentlemen, " observed the General ; " and we have something more to hear of him from Flittermouse. Did Sheepskin's man say that Peppercorn was really come ? " " That he'd be here this very night — that he wouldn't pay for lodging, but would sleep here while he stayed in Loudon. I began the old story to the man about the badness of the neigh- bourhood, " said Flittermouse.
" And the ghosts haunting the houses ? " asked the General.
" Yes, " replied Flittermous...e, in melancholy tone ; and then drawing a long sigh, he added, " Ha ! General, the world's going to bits — a ghost isn't what it used to be ; people get so hardened in their wickedness there's no frightening 'em now. I know it by the falling off in my profession. For my part, I don't know where it will end. Now-a-days they'd suffer Dr. Faustus to live in peace and quietness, and let him be bmied handsomely with mourners. " (We may here inform the reader that when Flittermouse alludes to his profession, he sjaeaks of his mystical emploj-ment in the conduct of a gallantee-show.
What to read after Cakes And Ale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerrold, Douglas William, 1803-1857 to read onlineMoreLess
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