Memoir of William Edmondstoune Aytoun
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" I cried. " Get out, sir, or I shall throw you over the window ! " " Like to see you try it, " said Cutts, with a Coriolanus air of defiance. I had just enough command over myself to see that a row with the Saxon was worse than useless, as it would effec- tually destroy my last remaining chance. I therefore changed my plans.
" Mark me, sir. I am going to ring the bell for the waiters, and if you don't choose to relieve me of your presence at once, they shall have my orders to carry you down-st...airs. Will you go, sir ? No ! then take the consequences ; " and I rang the bell like a demoniac.
The music stopped in the room below. Cutts, drunk as he was, observed the circumstance ; and no sooner were steps heard upon the stairs, in obedience to the tocsin, than he took his de- parture with the candle. I lay down again till the tumult should subside, when I intended to apprise Mackinnon of the present state of matters.
My appeal to the bell, which was a vigorous one, had produced a marked effect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I cried. " Get out, sir, or I shall throw you over the window ! " " Like to see you try it, " said Cutts, with a Coriolanus air of defiance. I had just enough command over myself to see that a row with the Saxon was worse than useless, as it would effec- tually destroy my last remaining chance. I therefore changed my plans.
" Mark me, sir. I am going to ring the bell for the waiters, and if you don't choose to relieve me of your presence at once, they shall have my orders to carry you down-st...airs. Will you go, sir ? No ! then take the consequences ; " and I rang the bell like a demoniac.
The music stopped in the room below. Cutts, drunk as he was, observed the circumstance ; and no sooner were steps heard upon the stairs, in obedience to the tocsin, than he took his de- parture with the candle. I lay down again till the tumult should subside, when I intended to apprise Mackinnon of the present state of matters.
My appeal to the bell, which was a vigorous one, had produced a marked effect.
What to read after Memoir of William Edmondstoune Aytoun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martin Theodore to read onlineMoreLess
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