Interludes in Verse And Prose
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Cholmondeley, you will hardly believe the in- sults we endured for the last three years from that man and his low up-country-bred wife! Thank heaven, my husband has now risen in his own line out of reach of Mr. Judkins. He has been appointed within the last month to the Sudder Court at Agra, and my daughter and I are now travelling down to join him. Oh, Mr. Cholmondeley! you little know the depth of villainy to which a thorough-bred Revenue officer is capable of stooping.
C. [writes. ] — "Memo ...— To inform myself concern- ing the depth of villainy to which a thorough-bred Revenue officer is capable of stooping. " I sym- pathize deeply, madam. Pray accept my Avarmest congratulations on your removal from the sphere of the machinations of that serpent. But what means of annoyance did he adopt?
Mrs. S. — Well, Mr. Cholmondeley, you must know that he has abetted a protege of his own, one THE DAWK BUNGALOW 201 Marsden, who has paid his addresses to my daugh- ter, — ayoung man in the PubHc Works, who (would you believe it, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cholmondeley, you will hardly believe the in- sults we endured for the last three years from that man and his low up-country-bred wife! Thank heaven, my husband has now risen in his own line out of reach of Mr. Judkins. He has been appointed within the last month to the Sudder Court at Agra, and my daughter and I are now travelling down to join him. Oh, Mr. Cholmondeley! you little know the depth of villainy to which a thorough-bred Revenue officer is capable of stooping.
C. [writes. ] — "Memo ...— To inform myself concern- ing the depth of villainy to which a thorough-bred Revenue officer is capable of stooping. " I sym- pathize deeply, madam. Pray accept my Avarmest congratulations on your removal from the sphere of the machinations of that serpent. But what means of annoyance did he adopt?
Mrs. S. — Well, Mr. Cholmondeley, you must know that he has abetted a protege of his own, one THE DAWK BUNGALOW 201 Marsden, who has paid his addresses to my daugh- ter, — ayoung man in the PubHc Works, who (would you believe it, Mr.
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