Count Robert of Paris And the Surgeons Daughter
Count Robert of Paris And the Surgeons Daughter
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' 'As often as I ask her, ' answered Hartley, rather haughtily.
'Ay? Indeed? I did not think that. And hang me if I think so yet, ' said Middlemas, with the same sarcastic tone. ' I tell thee, Adam, I will bet you a bowl of punch that Miss Gray will not dance with you the next time you ask her. All I stipulate is to know the day, * 'I will lay no bets about Miss Gray, ' said Hartley; ' her father is my master, and I am obliged to him — I think I should act very scurvily if I were to make her th...e subject of any idle debate betwixt you and me. ' 'Very right, ' replied Middlemas; 'you should finish one quarrel before you begin another. Pray, saddle your pony, ride up to the gate of Louponhcight Castle, and 261 WAVERLEY NOVELS defy the baron to mortal combat for having presumed to touch the fair hand of Menie Gray. ' ' I wish you would leave Miss Gray's name out of the question, and take your defiances to your fine folks in your own name, and see what they will say to the surgeon's apprentice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' 'As often as I ask her, ' answered Hartley, rather haughtily.
'Ay? Indeed? I did not think that. And hang me if I think so yet, ' said Middlemas, with the same sarcastic tone. ' I tell thee, Adam, I will bet you a bowl of punch that Miss Gray will not dance with you the next time you ask her. All I stipulate is to know the day, * 'I will lay no bets about Miss Gray, ' said Hartley; ' her father is my master, and I am obliged to him — I think I should act very scurvily if I were to make her th...e subject of any idle debate betwixt you and me. ' 'Very right, ' replied Middlemas; 'you should finish one quarrel before you begin another. Pray, saddle your pony, ride up to the gate of Louponhcight Castle, and 261 WAVERLEY NOVELS defy the baron to mortal combat for having presumed to touch the fair hand of Menie Gray. ' ' I wish you would leave Miss Gray's name out of the question, and take your defiances to your fine folks in your own name, and see what they will say to the surgeon's apprentice.
What to read after Count Robert of Paris And the Surgeons Daughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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