Harry Coverdales Courtship And All That Came of It
Harry Coverdales Courtship And All That Came of It
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They were to start at a quarter before two, as Mr. Crane always preferred being early on all occasions ; but at a quarter before two, when the carriages drew up to the door, Alice was not ready, and moreover it was Alice's own fault that she was not ready ; and thus it fell out. Lord Alfred Courtland played the flute well for so young a man, and an amateur; since he had been in town, a talented professor instructed him in this art, who was an exiled patriot — that is to say, he and several othe...r ardent young men had attempted one fine morning 238 HAllUY coyerdall; s courtship, to take their "Fatherland" away from the gentleman in posses- sion, and give it to the Secret-blood-and- bones- united-brother-band — the same being a pet name by which they saw fit to call them- selves. What they would have done with their fatherland, if they had got it, neither do they, nor does any one else appear to have the least idea ; but this difficulty of disposing of their country was fortunately spared them, as their enterprise consisted simply of a stroll along the principal street of their native city, in com- pany with a drum and a little red flag, bearing the cheerful device of a skull and cross-bones, with the motto, " Death to Tyrants!" which stroll continued until they accidentally encountered a com- pany of soldiers, who conveyed them — drum, flag, and all — to the state prison, where they were detained, until it being dis- covered that they were eating their heads off, the authorities exiled them, to save their keep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were to start at a quarter before two, as Mr. Crane always preferred being early on all occasions ; but at a quarter before two, when the carriages drew up to the door, Alice was not ready, and moreover it was Alice's own fault that she was not ready ; and thus it fell out. Lord Alfred Courtland played the flute well for so young a man, and an amateur; since he had been in town, a talented professor instructed him in this art, who was an exiled patriot — that is to say, he and several othe...r ardent young men had attempted one fine morning 238 HAllUY coyerdall; s courtship, to take their "Fatherland" away from the gentleman in posses- sion, and give it to the Secret-blood-and- bones- united-brother-band — the same being a pet name by which they saw fit to call them- selves. What they would have done with their fatherland, if they had got it, neither do they, nor does any one else appear to have the least idea ; but this difficulty of disposing of their country was fortunately spared them, as their enterprise consisted simply of a stroll along the principal street of their native city, in com- pany with a drum and a little red flag, bearing the cheerful device of a skull and cross-bones, with the motto, " Death to Tyrants!" which stroll continued until they accidentally encountered a com- pany of soldiers, who conveyed them — drum, flag, and all — to the state prison, where they were detained, until it being dis- covered that they were eating their heads off, the authorities exiled them, to save their keep.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smedley, Frank E. (Frank Edward), 1818-1864 to read onlineMoreLess
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