Castle Rackrent
Castle Rackrent
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He was very low, and in his bed, when I got there, and complained of a great pain abouthis heart; but I guessed it was only trouble and all the business, letalone vexation, he had gone through of late; and knowing the nature ofhim from a boy, I took my pipe, and whilst smoking it by the chimneybegan telling him how he was beloved and regretted in the county, and itdid him a deal of good to hear it.
'Your honour has a great many friends yet that you don't know of, richand poor, in the county, ' ...says I; 'for as I was coming along the road Imet two gentlemen in their own carriages, who asked after you, knowingme, and wanted to know where you was and all about you, and even how oldI was. Think of that. ' Then he wakened out of his doze, and began questioning me who thegentlemen were. And the next morning it came into my head to go, unknown to anybody, with my master's compliments, round to many of thegentlemen's houses, where he and my lady used to visit, and people thatI knew were his great friends, and would go to Cork to serve him anyday in the year, and I made bold to try to borrow a trifle of cash fromthem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was very low, and in his bed, when I got there, and complained of a great pain abouthis heart; but I guessed it was only trouble and all the business, letalone vexation, he had gone through of late; and knowing the nature ofhim from a boy, I took my pipe, and whilst smoking it by the chimneybegan telling him how he was beloved and regretted in the county, and itdid him a deal of good to hear it.
'Your honour has a great many friends yet that you don't know of, richand poor, in the county, ' ...says I; 'for as I was coming along the road Imet two gentlemen in their own carriages, who asked after you, knowingme, and wanted to know where you was and all about you, and even how oldI was. Think of that. ' Then he wakened out of his doze, and began questioning me who thegentlemen were. And the next morning it came into my head to go, unknown to anybody, with my master's compliments, round to many of thegentlemen's houses, where he and my lady used to visit, and people thatI knew were his great friends, and would go to Cork to serve him anyday in the year, and I made bold to try to borrow a trifle of cash fromthem.
What to read after Castle Rackrent?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgeworth Maria to read onlineMoreLess
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