Mr Facey Romford's Hounds (2011)
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The Benicia Boy, as the reader will remember, is away—trotting gaily along the road, startling the horsemen and astonishing the foot people, sniffing the fresh air as if it were more agreeable than that of his box. Our sportsmen are up at the stables, Mr Romford adjusting the stirrups of the saddle on one of Willy Watkins’s horses for himself; Mr Watkins, already on his horse, most earnestly wishing himself off; and grinning Jack Rogers, all eager for the fray, thinking how he will astonish the ...natives.
The first thing that now struck our Master of fox-hounds was our squeaky friend Mr Stotfold vociferating for the rope—“Where’s my rope? I haven’t got my rope! Get me my rope!”, as if he was bent on immediate self-destruction.
“Rope!” exclaimed Romford, “what the deuce do you want with the rope? Have your hunt out first, at all events.”
“For the take, to be sure,” squeaked fatty, laughing now, receiving a coil of rope from a servant, which he slipped into a large inside coat-pocket, just as a clown in a pantomime disposes of a goose or a few yards of sausages.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Benicia Boy, as the reader will remember, is away—trotting gaily along the road, startling the horsemen and astonishing the foot people, sniffing the fresh air as if it were more agreeable than that of his box. Our sportsmen are up at the stables, Mr Romford adjusting the stirrups of the saddle on one of Willy Watkins’s horses for himself; Mr Watkins, already on his horse, most earnestly wishing himself off; and grinning Jack Rogers, all eager for the fray, thinking how he will astonish the ...natives.
The first thing that now struck our Master of fox-hounds was our squeaky friend Mr Stotfold vociferating for the rope—“Where’s my rope? I haven’t got my rope! Get me my rope!”, as if he was bent on immediate self-destruction.
“Rope!” exclaimed Romford, “what the deuce do you want with the rope? Have your hunt out first, at all events.”
“For the take, to be sure,” squeaked fatty, laughing now, receiving a coil of rope from a servant, which he slipped into a large inside coat-pocket, just as a clown in a pantomime disposes of a goose or a few yards of sausages.
What to read after Mr Facey Romford's Hounds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R S Surtees to read onlineMoreLess
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