Going Into Society
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" "Magsman, " he says, twitchin me by the leg, "Society has gone into me, tothe tune of every penny of my property. " I felt that I went pale, and though nat'rally a bold speaker, I couldn'thardly say, "Where's Normandy?" "Bolted. With the plate, " said Mr. Chops.
"And t'other one?" meaning him as formerly wore the bishop's mitre.
"Bolted. With the jewels, " said Mr. Chops.
I sat down and looked at him, and he stood up and looked at me.
"Magsman, " he says, and he seemed to myself to get wiser ...as he gothoarser; "Society, taken in the lump, is all dwarfs. At the court of St. James's, they was all a doing my old business--all a goin three timesround the Cairawan, in the hold court-suits and properties. Elsewheres, they was most of 'em ringin their little bells out of make-believes. Everywheres, the sarser was a goin round. Magsman, the sarser is theuniwersal Institution!" I perceived, you understand, that he was soured by his misfortunes, and Ifelt for Mr. Chops.
"As to Fat Ladies, " he says, giving his head a tremendious one agin thewall, "there's lots of _them_ in Society, and worse than the original.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Magsman, " he says, twitchin me by the leg, "Society has gone into me, tothe tune of every penny of my property. " I felt that I went pale, and though nat'rally a bold speaker, I couldn'thardly say, "Where's Normandy?" "Bolted. With the plate, " said Mr. Chops.
"And t'other one?" meaning him as formerly wore the bishop's mitre.
"Bolted. With the jewels, " said Mr. Chops.
I sat down and looked at him, and he stood up and looked at me.
"Magsman, " he says, and he seemed to myself to get wiser ...as he gothoarser; "Society, taken in the lump, is all dwarfs. At the court of St. James's, they was all a doing my old business--all a goin three timesround the Cairawan, in the hold court-suits and properties. Elsewheres, they was most of 'em ringin their little bells out of make-believes. Everywheres, the sarser was a goin round. Magsman, the sarser is theuniwersal Institution!" I perceived, you understand, that he was soured by his misfortunes, and Ifelt for Mr. Chops.
"As to Fat Ladies, " he says, giving his head a tremendious one agin thewall, "there's lots of _them_ in Society, and worse than the original.
What to read after Going Into Society?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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