Delaware : Or, the Ruined Family ; a Tale 3
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~ He even ventured on a simile, saying, that it was like torturing a drowning man, by holding out straws to him.
In regard to Miss Beauchamp's extraordinary perversity in defending the murderer, he de- clared that he was more puzzled; and one day, after having remonstrated severely, he related THE RUINED FAMILY. 99 the fact to the worthy Mr Peter Tims. That excellent person, however, only decided that it was a lady's caprice ; and with this solution of the enigma, his lordship was forced to res...t satisfied.
In the meanwhile, Henry Beauchamp did the most uninteresting thing in the whole world, namely, he travelled from Calais to Paris ; for, with the exception of Sterne, who carried his own world about with him in his post-chaise — and a strange mixed world of beauty and deformity it was — I know no one who has been able to make anything of the journey between those two towns, either one way or the other — except, in- deed, the Duke of Guise, in 1558, who made Calais a French town of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
~ He even ventured on a simile, saying, that it was like torturing a drowning man, by holding out straws to him.
In regard to Miss Beauchamp's extraordinary perversity in defending the murderer, he de- clared that he was more puzzled; and one day, after having remonstrated severely, he related THE RUINED FAMILY. 99 the fact to the worthy Mr Peter Tims. That excellent person, however, only decided that it was a lady's caprice ; and with this solution of the enigma, his lordship was forced to res...t satisfied.
In the meanwhile, Henry Beauchamp did the most uninteresting thing in the whole world, namely, he travelled from Calais to Paris ; for, with the exception of Sterne, who carried his own world about with him in his post-chaise — and a strange mixed world of beauty and deformity it was — I know no one who has been able to make anything of the journey between those two towns, either one way or the other — except, in- deed, the Duke of Guise, in 1558, who made Calais a French town of it.
What to read after Delaware : Or, the Ruined Family ; a Tale 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James, G. P. R. (George Payne Rainsford), 1801?-1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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