Lavengro; the Scholar, the Gypsy, the Priest
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Yes, I hadseen him before--it was the stranger whom I had observed on LondonBridge, by the stall of the old apple-woman, with the cap and cloak; but, instead of these, he now wore a hat and greatcoat. 'Well, ' said I, atlast, 'what am I to do with this gentleman of ours?' nodding to theprisoner, who had now left off struggling. 'Shall I let him go?' 'Go!' said the other; 'go! The knave--the rascal; let him go, indeed!Not so, he shall go before the Lord Mayor. Bring him along. ' 'Oh, let me go, ...' said the other: 'let me go; this is the first offence, Iassure ye--the first time I ever thought to do anything wrong. ' 'Hold your tongue, ' said I, 'or I shall be angry with you. If I am notvery much mistaken, you once attempted to cheat me. ' 'I never saw you before in all my life, ' said the fellow, though hiscountenance seemed to belie his words.
'That is not true, ' said I; 'you are the man who attempted to cheat me ofone-and-ninepence in the coach-yard, on the first morning of my arrivalin London.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes, I hadseen him before--it was the stranger whom I had observed on LondonBridge, by the stall of the old apple-woman, with the cap and cloak; but, instead of these, he now wore a hat and greatcoat. 'Well, ' said I, atlast, 'what am I to do with this gentleman of ours?' nodding to theprisoner, who had now left off struggling. 'Shall I let him go?' 'Go!' said the other; 'go! The knave--the rascal; let him go, indeed!Not so, he shall go before the Lord Mayor. Bring him along. ' 'Oh, let me go, ...' said the other: 'let me go; this is the first offence, Iassure ye--the first time I ever thought to do anything wrong. ' 'Hold your tongue, ' said I, 'or I shall be angry with you. If I am notvery much mistaken, you once attempted to cheat me. ' 'I never saw you before in all my life, ' said the fellow, though hiscountenance seemed to belie his words.
'That is not true, ' said I; 'you are the man who attempted to cheat me ofone-and-ninepence in the coach-yard, on the first morning of my arrivalin London.
What to read after Lavengro; the Scholar, the Gypsy, the Priest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Borrow George Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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