George Borrow Lord of the Open Road
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" " As you Avill, young man, " said the landlady ; and presently brought in an earthen pitcher, which might contain about three pints, and which foamed and frothed withal.
" Will this pay for it ? " said I, putting down sixpence.
" I have to return you a penny, " said the landlady, putting her hand into her pocket.
" I want no change, " said I, flourishing my hand with an air.
" As you please, young gentleman, " said the landlady, and then making a kind of curtsey, she again retired to the side... apartment.
" Here is your health, sir, " said I, to the grimy-looking man, as I raised the pitcher to my lips.
Borrow wanted no other talisman than a pot of ale to work his magic. Here was a most disconsolate family, so ale, his panacea io8 GEORGE BORROW for all ills, was called for and the tinker was invited to drink deeply of the " true and proper drink of Englishmen, " and to remember that "it is a sad heart that never rejoices. " The ale was then passed to the tinker's wife and children, who each took a draught, and in about five minutes the company had assumed quite a cheerful appearance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " As you Avill, young man, " said the landlady ; and presently brought in an earthen pitcher, which might contain about three pints, and which foamed and frothed withal.
" Will this pay for it ? " said I, putting down sixpence.
" I have to return you a penny, " said the landlady, putting her hand into her pocket.
" I want no change, " said I, flourishing my hand with an air.
" As you please, young gentleman, " said the landlady, and then making a kind of curtsey, she again retired to the side... apartment.
" Here is your health, sir, " said I, to the grimy-looking man, as I raised the pitcher to my lips.
Borrow wanted no other talisman than a pot of ale to work his magic. Here was a most disconsolate family, so ale, his panacea io8 GEORGE BORROW for all ills, was called for and the tinker was invited to drink deeply of the " true and proper drink of Englishmen, " and to remember that "it is a sad heart that never rejoices. " The ale was then passed to the tinker's wife and children, who each took a draught, and in about five minutes the company had assumed quite a cheerful appearance.
What to read after George Borrow Lord of the Open Road?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R Thurston Robert Thurston Hopkins to read onlineMoreLess
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