Modern English Prose
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" What?'''' asked Pen, and in a tone of such wonder that Foker burst out laughing, and said, " He was blowed if he didn't think Pen was such a flat as not to know what coaching meant. " " Pm come down with a coach from Oxbridge. A tutor, don't you see, old boy? He's coaching me, and some other men, for the little go. Me and Spavin have the drag between us. And I thought I'd just tool over, and go to the play. Did you ever see Rowkins do the hornpipe?" and Mr. Foker began to perform some steps o...f that popular dance in the inn yard, looking round for the sympathy of his groom, and the stable men. Pen thought he would like to go to the play too : and could ride home afterwards, as there was a moonlight. So he accepted 1 [In good liumor. ] 146 PENDENNIS FALLS IN LOVE Foker's invitation to dinner, and the young men entered the inn together, where Mr. Foker stopped at the bar, and called upon Miss Rummer, the landlady's fair daughter, who presided there, to give him a glass of "his mixture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" What?'''' asked Pen, and in a tone of such wonder that Foker burst out laughing, and said, " He was blowed if he didn't think Pen was such a flat as not to know what coaching meant. " " Pm come down with a coach from Oxbridge. A tutor, don't you see, old boy? He's coaching me, and some other men, for the little go. Me and Spavin have the drag between us. And I thought I'd just tool over, and go to the play. Did you ever see Rowkins do the hornpipe?" and Mr. Foker began to perform some steps o...f that popular dance in the inn yard, looking round for the sympathy of his groom, and the stable men. Pen thought he would like to go to the play too : and could ride home afterwards, as there was a moonlight. So he accepted 1 [In good liumor. ] 146 PENDENNIS FALLS IN LOVE Foker's invitation to dinner, and the young men entered the inn together, where Mr. Foker stopped at the bar, and called upon Miss Rummer, the landlady's fair daughter, who presided there, to give him a glass of "his mixture.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carpenter, George Rice, 1863-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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