Lin Or Jewels of the Third Plantation
Lin Or Jewels of the Third Plantation
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Purchis, after fidgeting a little, got upon his feet, and when fairly poised, with his throat cleared and his nose wiped, he opened a battery on poor Randolph, who stood upon the other side of the ten-legged table, that, to use a very vulgar expression, made the feath- ers fly. His arguments and denunciations fell upon that partially bald head like so many fifty-sixes. The Secretary was in his turn astounded. He did not know what to make of it. He threw up his chin, puckered his mouth, grasped ...his left arm as if a shot had struck OLIVER PURCHIS. 171 it, and in various ways manifested great perturbation. But the storm did not abate.
Presently Mr. Purcliis surprised himself as well as all the others by a furious launch at the great Sir Edmond. This afforded a propitious opportunity for Randolph greatly to magnify himself in the eyes of his absent superior. To defend an absent friend is always an act worthy of gratitude. And the infrc- quency of so deserving an act renders it the more conspicuous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Purchis, after fidgeting a little, got upon his feet, and when fairly poised, with his throat cleared and his nose wiped, he opened a battery on poor Randolph, who stood upon the other side of the ten-legged table, that, to use a very vulgar expression, made the feath- ers fly. His arguments and denunciations fell upon that partially bald head like so many fifty-sixes. The Secretary was in his turn astounded. He did not know what to make of it. He threw up his chin, puckered his mouth, grasped ...his left arm as if a shot had struck OLIVER PURCHIS. 171 it, and in various ways manifested great perturbation. But the storm did not abate.
Presently Mr. Purcliis surprised himself as well as all the others by a furious launch at the great Sir Edmond. This afforded a propitious opportunity for Randolph greatly to magnify himself in the eyes of his absent superior. To defend an absent friend is always an act worthy of gratitude. And the infrc- quency of so deserving an act renders it the more conspicuous.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Robinson Newhall to read onlineMoreLess
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