In Quest of the Quaint
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The phan- tom still haunts Le Kocher Perce, keeping watch over good sailors, but luring evil ones to destruction on these capes and wild shores.
Though the two friends still found plenty to in- terest them, their peculiar associate and Jehu amused them because of his impatience at his own inability to converse with some of the people ; a fact which he attribiited entirely to their dullness, not to want of comprehension. " No matter how loud he might shout at them, they wouldn't understand." He,... therefore, declared, " That irrigates me, and when yous two ain't round to interpretate for me I might zwell sit dum 'z stone. And when yous does come they kin talk tu wanst, all right, and that disencour- ages me too. When one o' them fellers attackted me with his lingo I was just nowhar. I don't see what's the use of having such a no 'count, no talk speech as that." Eerland says : " Les Paspebiacs ne seraiient cer- tainement pas des ornements dans un salon; pour la science et pour les lettres ils figuraient assez triste- ment a cote d'un Arago ou d'un Chateaubriand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The phan- tom still haunts Le Kocher Perce, keeping watch over good sailors, but luring evil ones to destruction on these capes and wild shores.
Though the two friends still found plenty to in- terest them, their peculiar associate and Jehu amused them because of his impatience at his own inability to converse with some of the people ; a fact which he attribiited entirely to their dullness, not to want of comprehension. " No matter how loud he might shout at them, they wouldn't understand." He,... therefore, declared, " That irrigates me, and when yous two ain't round to interpretate for me I might zwell sit dum 'z stone. And when yous does come they kin talk tu wanst, all right, and that disencour- ages me too. When one o' them fellers attackted me with his lingo I was just nowhar. I don't see what's the use of having such a no 'count, no talk speech as that." Eerland says : " Les Paspebiacs ne seraiient cer- tainement pas des ornements dans un salon; pour la science et pour les lettres ils figuraient assez triste- ment a cote d'un Arago ou d'un Chateaubriand.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chase Eliza Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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