Douglas; Or, the Highlander. a Novel 3
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Manage is not half so agreeable a man as Mr. Rhodomontade. We met with him at Margate, we were in the same boarding-house. He one of the most re- servedest, most proudest, and most ill- bredest men l^YQiknowedJ* "Is THE HIGHLANDER. 203 " Is he, indeed ?" said Swearwell, " I should not have thought that/' " Oh, yes," said Mrs. Dip, " I think I knoivs wliat breeding is, and I'll give an incense of his' n. There was a parson there, in the same house with his wife, and what do you think ? Although ...I heard for cer- tain that he had not more than two hun- dred a year, clear in the world — although the 'Squire, God be praised, could produce a guinea for every half-crown he had, yet Mr. Manage preferred the company of the parson and his wife to 'Squire Dip and me. There was breeding for you; there was minding people of extinction. I never, in my born days received such rudeness, except once. However, I always, as I sai/s^ compiitelh at to people's ignorance. There is no getting all people to have the breed- ing they oft to have." " A very just remark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Manage is not half so agreeable a man as Mr. Rhodomontade. We met with him at Margate, we were in the same boarding-house. He one of the most re- servedest, most proudest, and most ill- bredest men l^YQiknowedJ* "Is THE HIGHLANDER. 203 " Is he, indeed ?" said Swearwell, " I should not have thought that/' " Oh, yes," said Mrs. Dip, " I think I knoivs wliat breeding is, and I'll give an incense of his' n. There was a parson there, in the same house with his wife, and what do you think ? Although ...I heard for cer- tain that he had not more than two hun- dred a year, clear in the world — although the 'Squire, God be praised, could produce a guinea for every half-crown he had, yet Mr. Manage preferred the company of the parson and his wife to 'Squire Dip and me. There was breeding for you; there was minding people of extinction. I never, in my born days received such rudeness, except once. However, I always, as I sai/s^ compiitelh at to people's ignorance. There is no getting all people to have the breed- ing they oft to have." " A very just remark.
What to read after Douglas; Or, the Highlander. a Novel 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Bisset to read onlineMoreLess
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