Hood's Own. Selected Papers
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Judge then what a shock her blushing sensibilities re- ceived from the mere idea of the strange captain intruding on the shadiest haunts of domestic privacy ! Although by birth, educa- tion, and disposition, as loyal as the sunflower to the sun, in the first rash transports of her trepidation and vexation she wished anything but well to her liege sovereign the King of Prussia — wondering bitterly why his majesty could not contrive to have his reviews and sham-fights in Berlin itself; or at leas...t in Posen, where there were spare beds to be had, and lodgings to let for single men. Then again, if the Quarter-master had but conde- 156 HOOD'S OWN.
scended to give a quarter's notice, why, Mr. Doppeldick might have run up an extra room, or they might have parted off a por- tion of their own chamber with lath and plaster — or they might have done a thousand things ; for instance, they might have sold their house and left the country, instead of being thus taken un- awares in their own sanctorum by a strange gentleman, as sud- denly as if he had tumbled through the roof.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Judge then what a shock her blushing sensibilities re- ceived from the mere idea of the strange captain intruding on the shadiest haunts of domestic privacy ! Although by birth, educa- tion, and disposition, as loyal as the sunflower to the sun, in the first rash transports of her trepidation and vexation she wished anything but well to her liege sovereign the King of Prussia — wondering bitterly why his majesty could not contrive to have his reviews and sham-fights in Berlin itself; or at leas...t in Posen, where there were spare beds to be had, and lodgings to let for single men. Then again, if the Quarter-master had but conde- 156 HOOD'S OWN.
scended to give a quarter's notice, why, Mr. Doppeldick might have run up an extra room, or they might have parted off a por- tion of their own chamber with lath and plaster — or they might have done a thousand things ; for instance, they might have sold their house and left the country, instead of being thus taken un- awares in their own sanctorum by a strange gentleman, as sud- denly as if he had tumbled through the roof.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hood, Thomas, 1799-1845 to read onlineMoreLess
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