"hawbuck Grange", Or, the Sporting Adventures of Thomas Scott, Esq.
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His action, as well as his dress, is that of the coachman. He holds his reins, and works his arms, as if he were on the box ; and, altogether, he is about as great a snob as the great historian of " Snobs " himself could wish to draw.
" Hallo, doctor ! " exclaimed Muff to our friend of the yellow ochres, as the trio turned into the road, " halloo, doctor ! at it again; keen dog, keen dog, very." Doctor Podgers acknowledged the compliment by raising his hat to the limit of the hunting string.
" ...Where are the hounds ? " asked Muff.
" Not come," replied the doctor.
" Not come ! " retorted Muff ; " why what's happened ? " " I think it will be the frost," observed an earthstopping game- keeper, touching his hat, and cracking an ice-star with his staff.
" Frost ? " exclaimed Muff ; " there's no frost to hurt." " None whatever ! " assented Blatheremskite, breaking an upshot column of smoke against his hat brim.
" Oh, they're sure to come," rejoined Muff, after a pause, hoping they wouldn't, adding, " there's no frost in the ground, none whatever." " It's hard here," observed the gamekeeper, tapping his hob- nailed shoes against the ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His action, as well as his dress, is that of the coachman. He holds his reins, and works his arms, as if he were on the box ; and, altogether, he is about as great a snob as the great historian of " Snobs " himself could wish to draw.
" Hallo, doctor ! " exclaimed Muff to our friend of the yellow ochres, as the trio turned into the road, " halloo, doctor ! at it again; keen dog, keen dog, very." Doctor Podgers acknowledged the compliment by raising his hat to the limit of the hunting string.
" ...Where are the hounds ? " asked Muff.
" Not come," replied the doctor.
" Not come ! " retorted Muff ; " why what's happened ? " " I think it will be the frost," observed an earthstopping game- keeper, touching his hat, and cracking an ice-star with his staff.
" Frost ? " exclaimed Muff ; " there's no frost to hurt." " None whatever ! " assented Blatheremskite, breaking an upshot column of smoke against his hat brim.
" Oh, they're sure to come," rejoined Muff, after a pause, hoping they wouldn't, adding, " there's no frost in the ground, none whatever." " It's hard here," observed the gamekeeper, tapping his hob- nailed shoes against the ground.
What to read after "hawbuck Grange", Or, the Sporting Adventures of Thomas Scott, Esq.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Browne, Hablot Knight, 1815-1882 to read onlineMoreLess
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