Little Lord Fauntleroy
Little Lord Fauntleroy
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The ladhad never thought of such a development as this. He felt himself growquite hot up to the roots of his hair.
"I was born in America, " he protested. "You have to be an American ifyou are born in America. I beg your pardon, " with serious politenessand delicacy, "for contradicting you. Mr. Hobbs told me, if there wereanother war, you know, I should have to--to be an American. " The Earl gave a grim half laugh--it was short and grim, but it was alaugh.
"You would, would you?" he said.
He ha...ted America and Americans, but it amused him to see how serious andinterested this small patriot was. He thought that so good an Americanmight make a rather good Englishman when he was a man.
They had not time to go very deep into the Revolution again--andindeed Lord Fauntleroy felt some delicacy about returning to thesubject--before dinner was announced.
Cedric left his chair and went to his noble kinsman. He looked down athis gouty foot.
"Would you like me to help you?" he said politely. "You could lean onme, you know.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ladhad never thought of such a development as this. He felt himself growquite hot up to the roots of his hair.
"I was born in America, " he protested. "You have to be an American ifyou are born in America. I beg your pardon, " with serious politenessand delicacy, "for contradicting you. Mr. Hobbs told me, if there wereanother war, you know, I should have to--to be an American. " The Earl gave a grim half laugh--it was short and grim, but it was alaugh.
"You would, would you?" he said.
He ha...ted America and Americans, but it amused him to see how serious andinterested this small patriot was. He thought that so good an Americanmight make a rather good Englishman when he was a man.
They had not time to go very deep into the Revolution again--andindeed Lord Fauntleroy felt some delicacy about returning to thesubject--before dinner was announced.
Cedric left his chair and went to his noble kinsman. He looked down athis gouty foot.
"Would you like me to help you?" he said politely. "You could lean onme, you know.
What to read after Little Lord Fauntleroy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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