Country Lodgings
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Early the next morning she re-appeared. "She would not have the newlodger disturbed for the world! He was a Pole. One doubtless of thoseunfortunate exiles. He had told Mrs. Davies that he was a Polishgentleman desirous chiefly of good air, cheapness, and retirement Beyonda doubt he was one of those unhappy fugitives. He looked grave, andpale, and thoughtful, quite like a hero of romance. Besides, he was thevery person who a week before had caught hold of the reins when thatlittle restive pony h...ad taken fright at the baker's cart, and nearlybacked Bill and herself into the great gravel-pit on Lanton Common. Billhad entirely lost all command over the pony, and but for the stranger'spresence of mind, she did not know what would have become of them. Surely I must remember her telling me the circumstance? Besides, he wasunfortunate! He was poor! He was an exile! She would not be the means ofdriving him from the asylum which he had chosen for all the world!--No!not for all my geraniums!" an expression which is by no means theanti-climax that it seems--for in the eyes of a florist, and thatflorist an enthusiast and a woman, what is this rusty fusty dusty mustybit of earth, called the world, compared to a stand of bright flowers?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Early the next morning she re-appeared. "She would not have the newlodger disturbed for the world! He was a Pole. One doubtless of thoseunfortunate exiles. He had told Mrs. Davies that he was a Polishgentleman desirous chiefly of good air, cheapness, and retirement Beyonda doubt he was one of those unhappy fugitives. He looked grave, andpale, and thoughtful, quite like a hero of romance. Besides, he was thevery person who a week before had caught hold of the reins when thatlittle restive pony h...ad taken fright at the baker's cart, and nearlybacked Bill and herself into the great gravel-pit on Lanton Common. Billhad entirely lost all command over the pony, and but for the stranger'spresence of mind, she did not know what would have become of them. Surely I must remember her telling me the circumstance? Besides, he wasunfortunate! He was poor! He was an exile! She would not be the means ofdriving him from the asylum which he had chosen for all the world!--No!not for all my geraniums!" an expression which is by no means theanti-climax that it seems--for in the eyes of a florist, and thatflorist an enthusiast and a woman, what is this rusty fusty dusty mustybit of earth, called the world, compared to a stand of bright flowers?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitford, Mary Russell, 1787-1855 to read onlineMoreLess
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