Further Records, 1848-1883. a Series of Letters
Further Records, 1848-1883. a Series of Letters
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My dear Arthur, My arithmetic is very apt to be wrong, I am sorry to say, and I do send you nine thanks for my grouse, with which I enjoyed the pleasures, both of greediness and munificence, and the birds were pro- nounced excellent, alike by me and my friends ; but I think, if I had known that grouse were subject to tape- worm (yah !) I should have been even more generous and less greedy, and given them all away. Goodness gracious me ! what sophistication on the part of moor fowl ! Worms one m...ight understand — heather- worms, or bog- worms, or hag- worms — but tape- worms ! Seeing the pre-eminently artificial nature of tape, I am astonished, I confess, and disgusted.
Snow ! oh, snow already ! That sounds cruel cold, and I do not think I wish to be at Corrybrough for the sake of forcing my winter as it were.
Digitized by Google JAMES SPEDDING. 193 Spedding's gold pen deserves retribution, and doubt- less will get it. No man ought to be so lucky as he is with impunity. But the misfortune is that I sus- pect he has made quiet acquaintance (perhaps even friendly) already with his Nemesis, and she will scare him no more than height or depth or any other creature can.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My dear Arthur, My arithmetic is very apt to be wrong, I am sorry to say, and I do send you nine thanks for my grouse, with which I enjoyed the pleasures, both of greediness and munificence, and the birds were pro- nounced excellent, alike by me and my friends ; but I think, if I had known that grouse were subject to tape- worm (yah !) I should have been even more generous and less greedy, and given them all away. Goodness gracious me ! what sophistication on the part of moor fowl ! Worms one m...ight understand — heather- worms, or bog- worms, or hag- worms — but tape- worms ! Seeing the pre-eminently artificial nature of tape, I am astonished, I confess, and disgusted.
Snow ! oh, snow already ! That sounds cruel cold, and I do not think I wish to be at Corrybrough for the sake of forcing my winter as it were.
Digitized by Google JAMES SPEDDING. 193 Spedding's gold pen deserves retribution, and doubt- less will get it. No man ought to be so lucky as he is with impunity. But the misfortune is that I sus- pect he has made quiet acquaintance (perhaps even friendly) already with his Nemesis, and she will scare him no more than height or depth or any other creature can.
What to read after Further Records, 1848-1883. a Series of Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kemble Fanny to read onlineMoreLess
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