Mcguffey's New High School Reader: for Advanced Classes. Embracing About Two Hundred Classic Exercises
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I am resol d to swim over the water.
Mercury. By this touch of my wand, I take all thy strength from thee. Swim now if thou canst.
308 NEW HIGH SCHOOL READER, Savage. This is a very potent enchanter. Restore me my strength, and I will obey thee.
Mercury. I restore it; but be orderly and do as I bid you, otherwise worse will befall you.
Duelist. Mercury, leave him to me ; I will tutor him for you. Sirrah Savage, dost thou pretend to be ashamed of my company? Dost thou know that I have kept the b...est company in England?
Savaye. I know thou art a scoundrel! Not pay thy debts! kill thy friend who lent thee money, for asking thee for it! Get out of my sight, or I will drive thee into the Styx.
Mercury. Stop, I command thee. No violence. Talk to him calmly.
Savage. I must obey thee. Well. sir. let me know what merit you had to introduce you into good company. What could you do?
Duelist. Sir, I gamed as I told you. Besides that, I kept a good table. I ate as well as any man in England or France.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am resol d to swim over the water.
Mercury. By this touch of my wand, I take all thy strength from thee. Swim now if thou canst.
308 NEW HIGH SCHOOL READER, Savage. This is a very potent enchanter. Restore me my strength, and I will obey thee.
Mercury. I restore it; but be orderly and do as I bid you, otherwise worse will befall you.
Duelist. Mercury, leave him to me ; I will tutor him for you. Sirrah Savage, dost thou pretend to be ashamed of my company? Dost thou know that I have kept the b...est company in England?
Savaye. I know thou art a scoundrel! Not pay thy debts! kill thy friend who lent thee money, for asking thee for it! Get out of my sight, or I will drive thee into the Styx.
Mercury. Stop, I command thee. No violence. Talk to him calmly.
Savage. I must obey thee. Well. sir. let me know what merit you had to introduce you into good company. What could you do?
Duelist. Sir, I gamed as I told you. Besides that, I kept a good table. I ate as well as any man in England or France.
What to read after Mcguffey's New High School Reader: for Advanced Classes. Embracing About Two Hundred Classic Exercises?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcguffey William Holmes to read onlineMoreLess
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