Eugene Aram — volume 02
Eugene Aram — volume 02
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Grooms have no taste for antiquity, and in spite of the silverhandle, theservant pushed it aside with some contempt. Some jest he uttered at thetime, chanced to attract Walter's notice to the whip; he took it upcarelessly, and perceived with great surprise that it bore his own crest, a bittern, on the handle. He examined it now with attention, andunderneath the crest were the letters G. L. , his father's initials.
"How long have you had this whip?" said he to the saddler, concealing theemotion,... which this token of his lost parent naturally excited.
"Oh, a nation long time, Sir, " replied Mr. Holwell; "it is a queer oldthing, but really is not amiss, if the silver was scrubbed up a bit, anda new lash put on; you may have it a bargain, Sir, if so be you havetaken a fancy to it. " "Can you at all recollect how you came by it, " said Walter, earnestly;"the fact is that I see by the crest and initials, that it belonged to aperson whom I have some interest in discovering. " "Why let me see, " said the saddler, scratching the tip of his right ear, "'tis so long ago sin I had it, I quite forgets how I came by it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grooms have no taste for antiquity, and in spite of the silverhandle, theservant pushed it aside with some contempt. Some jest he uttered at thetime, chanced to attract Walter's notice to the whip; he took it upcarelessly, and perceived with great surprise that it bore his own crest, a bittern, on the handle. He examined it now with attention, andunderneath the crest were the letters G. L. , his father's initials.
"How long have you had this whip?" said he to the saddler, concealing theemotion,... which this token of his lost parent naturally excited.
"Oh, a nation long time, Sir, " replied Mr. Holwell; "it is a queer oldthing, but really is not amiss, if the silver was scrubbed up a bit, anda new lash put on; you may have it a bargain, Sir, if so be you havetaken a fancy to it. " "Can you at all recollect how you came by it, " said Walter, earnestly;"the fact is that I see by the crest and initials, that it belonged to aperson whom I have some interest in discovering. " "Why let me see, " said the saddler, scratching the tip of his right ear, "'tis so long ago sin I had it, I quite forgets how I came by it.
What to read after Eugene Aram — volume 02?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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