English Literature in the Eighteenth Century
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I therefore said, ' Uncle, the brook is very much swollen ; but I see a jalace a little higher, where by jumping a little we may pass almost dry-shod. ' ' Thou art a good lad, ' said the old man ; ' I like you for your carefulness. Take me to the narrowest part, for at this time of year, it would be dangerous to get our feet wet. ' Delighted that my plot seemed to succeed so well, I led him from beneath the arcades, and led him to directly opposite to a pillar, or, rather, to a large stone post..., which I observed in the square. 'Now, uncle, ' said I, ' this is the place where the brook is narrowest. ' The rain was povir- ing down, and the man was getting very wet ; and whether it was by his haste to avoid it, or, as is more probable, English Literature. 295 Providence at that moment deprived him of his usnal cunning, that he might fall into my snare, and give me my revenge, he believed me and said, ' Now place me op- posite the sjjot, and do you jump yourself. ' I placed him directly opposite the pillar so that he could not miss it, and leaping over myself, I placed myself just behind the post, whence I shouted, ' Now, master, jump as hard as you can, and you will clear the water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I therefore said, ' Uncle, the brook is very much swollen ; but I see a jalace a little higher, where by jumping a little we may pass almost dry-shod. ' ' Thou art a good lad, ' said the old man ; ' I like you for your carefulness. Take me to the narrowest part, for at this time of year, it would be dangerous to get our feet wet. ' Delighted that my plot seemed to succeed so well, I led him from beneath the arcades, and led him to directly opposite to a pillar, or, rather, to a large stone post..., which I observed in the square. 'Now, uncle, ' said I, ' this is the place where the brook is narrowest. ' The rain was povir- ing down, and the man was getting very wet ; and whether it was by his haste to avoid it, or, as is more probable, English Literature. 295 Providence at that moment deprived him of his usnal cunning, that he might fall into my snare, and give me my revenge, he believed me and said, ' Now place me op- posite the sjjot, and do you jump yourself. ' I placed him directly opposite the pillar so that he could not miss it, and leaping over myself, I placed myself just behind the post, whence I shouted, ' Now, master, jump as hard as you can, and you will clear the water.
What to read after English Literature in the Eighteenth Century?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Sergeant Perry to read onlineMoreLess
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