Gideon Giles the Roper
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Curse the girl ! I cannot sleep a-nights for thinking of her. I have turned a greater fool than the Baronet. What an eye she's got ! what rich pouting lips ! what a banquet for a black bee to hum over till he dies. I'll have her ! though I die for it. Gideon, you must go to ruin : all hell arrayed against me cannot save you this time — I have you safe I safe. '' And he clutched the goblet in his hand, as an illustration of how securely he felt the poor Roper in his power. " I must have you out ...of the road, and then I'll sully the bloom of your pretty plum. I '11 cry quits with you, master Gideon, this time. I '11 bring you down low enough, then pick up your daughter on my own terms. I '11 make your old friend the magistrate be glad enough to commit you next time, or shake his commission for ever. Then your wife may plant your new ropery with currant-bushes again. I '11 set Oram and Lawson on a right scent this time, I will, my fine fellow, if I 'm hung for you. " He swore a deep oath to confirm his resolution, and emptied his glass as a pledge for the fulfilment of it, then sunk back drunk in hi« scat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Curse the girl ! I cannot sleep a-nights for thinking of her. I have turned a greater fool than the Baronet. What an eye she's got ! what rich pouting lips ! what a banquet for a black bee to hum over till he dies. I'll have her ! though I die for it. Gideon, you must go to ruin : all hell arrayed against me cannot save you this time — I have you safe I safe. '' And he clutched the goblet in his hand, as an illustration of how securely he felt the poor Roper in his power. " I must have you out ...of the road, and then I'll sully the bloom of your pretty plum. I '11 cry quits with you, master Gideon, this time. I '11 bring you down low enough, then pick up your daughter on my own terms. I '11 make your old friend the magistrate be glad enough to commit you next time, or shake his commission for ever. Then your wife may plant your new ropery with currant-bushes again. I '11 set Oram and Lawson on a right scent this time, I will, my fine fellow, if I 'm hung for you. " He swore a deep oath to confirm his resolution, and emptied his glass as a pledge for the fulfilment of it, then sunk back drunk in hi« scat.
What to read after Gideon Giles the Roper?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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