Catherine: a Story
Catherine: a Story
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Brock looked as if the proposition bothamused and had been expected by him: but not so Ensign Macshane.
"Major!" said he, clawing fiercely hold of Brock's arms.
"Ensign, " said Mr. Brock, smiling.
"Arr we, or arr we not, men of honour?" "Oh, in coorse, " said Brock, laughing, and using Macshane's favouriteexpression.
"If we ARR men of honour, we are bound to stick to our word; and, harkye, you dirty one-eyed scoundrel, if you don't immadiately make way forthese leedies, and this lily-livered yo...ung jontleman who's crying so, the Meejor here and I will lug out and force you. " And so saying, he drew his great sword and made a pass at Mr. Sicklop; which thatgentleman avoided, and which caused him and his companion to retreatfrom the door. The landlady still kept her position at it, and with astorm of oaths against the Ensign, and against two Englishmen who ranaway from a wild Hirishman, swore she would not budge a foot, and wouldstand there until her dying day.
"Faith, then, needs must, " said the Ensign, and made a lunge at thehostess, which passed so near the wretch's throat, that she screamed, sank on her knees, and at last opened the door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brock looked as if the proposition bothamused and had been expected by him: but not so Ensign Macshane.
"Major!" said he, clawing fiercely hold of Brock's arms.
"Ensign, " said Mr. Brock, smiling.
"Arr we, or arr we not, men of honour?" "Oh, in coorse, " said Brock, laughing, and using Macshane's favouriteexpression.
"If we ARR men of honour, we are bound to stick to our word; and, harkye, you dirty one-eyed scoundrel, if you don't immadiately make way forthese leedies, and this lily-livered yo...ung jontleman who's crying so, the Meejor here and I will lug out and force you. " And so saying, he drew his great sword and made a pass at Mr. Sicklop; which thatgentleman avoided, and which caused him and his companion to retreatfrom the door. The landlady still kept her position at it, and with astorm of oaths against the Ensign, and against two Englishmen who ranaway from a wild Hirishman, swore she would not budge a foot, and wouldstand there until her dying day.
"Faith, then, needs must, " said the Ensign, and made a lunge at thehostess, which passed so near the wretch's throat, that she screamed, sank on her knees, and at last opened the door.
What to read after Catherine: a Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thackeray, William Makepeace, 1811-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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