Five Miles Off;
Five Miles Off;
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Rob. Gentleman ! I mujh tell him that, or he won't find it out, I fear., (afide-) {^Exit.
Luck. With my ufual good fortune ; I loft my friend Edward as foon as I found him ; forgot what he told me about that confounded finger-poft, and have come fome miles out of my way ; I believe what one finds on the highway is one's own, and I'm not a little obliged to the owner of this eoat for leav* ing it where he did ; it hides my fliabby habili- ments, and givea me fo much the air of a horfe- dealer, t...hat I look quite like a man of fafhion in it.
Enter Flail [with d new/paper*) Flail. Servant, Sir; a well looking lad — (ajlde.) glad to fe^ you, and as you are brought here by this promife, (pointing to the newfpaper) I dare fay you're not fprry to fee me.
Luck. Nor yet a little impatient to hear you. Sir, on the fubjeS of thaLt promife* Flail, rll fatisfy you diredty ; fit down and tell your biftory.
Luck. Nay, Or ; it is I who came to liften.
Flail. Indeed ! and how am I to know whether you are the perfon here Hieant ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rob. Gentleman ! I mujh tell him that, or he won't find it out, I fear., (afide-) {^Exit.
Luck. With my ufual good fortune ; I loft my friend Edward as foon as I found him ; forgot what he told me about that confounded finger-poft, and have come fome miles out of my way ; I believe what one finds on the highway is one's own, and I'm not a little obliged to the owner of this eoat for leav* ing it where he did ; it hides my fliabby habili- ments, and givea me fo much the air of a horfe- dealer, t...hat I look quite like a man of fafhion in it.
Enter Flail [with d new/paper*) Flail. Servant, Sir; a well looking lad — (ajlde.) glad to fe^ you, and as you are brought here by this promife, (pointing to the newfpaper) I dare fay you're not fprry to fee me.
Luck. Nor yet a little impatient to hear you. Sir, on the fubjeS of thaLt promife* Flail, rll fatisfy you diredty ; fit down and tell your biftory.
Luck. Nay, Or ; it is I who came to liften.
Flail. Indeed ! and how am I to know whether you are the perfon here Hieant ?
What to read after Five Miles Off;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Dibdin to read onlineMoreLess
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