Handy Andy
Handy Andy
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"I think I've changed my mind — dwive to the Hall!" " I wish you 'd towld me, sir, before I took the last turn — we 're nigh a mile towards the village now." "No matte', sir!" said Furlong; "dwive where I tell you." Up went the glass again, and Mat turned round the horses and carriage with some difficulty in a narrow by-road.
Another vision came across the bewildered fancy of Furlong: the certainty of the fuiy of O'Grady — the immediate contempt as well as anger attendant on his being bamboozle...d — and the result at last being the same in drawing down the secretary*s anger. This produced another change of intention, and he let down the glass for the third time — once more changed his orders as concisely as possible, and pulled it up again.
All this time Mat was laughing internally at the bewil- derment of the stranger, and as he turned round the carriage again he muttered to himself, "By this and that, you 're as hard to dhrive as a pig ; for you 'U neither go one road nor th' other." He had not proceeded far, when Furlong determined to face O'Grady instead of the Castle, and the last and final order for another turnabout was given.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I think I've changed my mind — dwive to the Hall!" " I wish you 'd towld me, sir, before I took the last turn — we 're nigh a mile towards the village now." "No matte', sir!" said Furlong; "dwive where I tell you." Up went the glass again, and Mat turned round the horses and carriage with some difficulty in a narrow by-road.
Another vision came across the bewildered fancy of Furlong: the certainty of the fuiy of O'Grady — the immediate contempt as well as anger attendant on his being bamboozle...d — and the result at last being the same in drawing down the secretary*s anger. This produced another change of intention, and he let down the glass for the third time — once more changed his orders as concisely as possible, and pulled it up again.
All this time Mat was laughing internally at the bewil- derment of the stranger, and as he turned round the carriage again he muttered to himself, "By this and that, you 're as hard to dhrive as a pig ; for you 'U neither go one road nor th' other." He had not proceeded far, when Furlong determined to face O'Grady instead of the Castle, and the last and final order for another turnabout was given.
What to read after Handy Andy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lover Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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