Mr. Nobody 1
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Why should his own healthy colour fade even more perceptibly than that of Colin Monckton, who had been for several years the intimate friend of Sir George Rashleigh, and w T ho might well reproach himself for allowing himself to be separated from the old gentleman — having been conscious as usual of the pres- ence of neither friend nor foe from the moment that the first difficult line offences rose stiff and MR. NOBODY. 137 straight before him that morning. It was all very natural for Mr. Monck...ton to feel it. But why should a stranger who prided himself on his want of sentiment have to make two or three ineffectual efforts to speak, and then ask in a quick, sharp tone, and in a voice which did not seem to belong to him, 'What was that?' he said, 'an accident — a fit — somebody — injured — ivho V 1 He'll be a stranger to you — Sir George Rashleigh — anyway,' answered the man on the box-seat, slackening the speed of his horses, as he looked with his mouth wide open at the ' foreigneering ' gentleman, who for the first time seemed to take a real interest in anything.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why should his own healthy colour fade even more perceptibly than that of Colin Monckton, who had been for several years the intimate friend of Sir George Rashleigh, and w T ho might well reproach himself for allowing himself to be separated from the old gentleman — having been conscious as usual of the pres- ence of neither friend nor foe from the moment that the first difficult line offences rose stiff and MR. NOBODY. 137 straight before him that morning. It was all very natural for Mr. Monck...ton to feel it. But why should a stranger who prided himself on his want of sentiment have to make two or three ineffectual efforts to speak, and then ask in a quick, sharp tone, and in a voice which did not seem to belong to him, 'What was that?' he said, 'an accident — a fit — somebody — injured — ivho V 1 He'll be a stranger to you — Sir George Rashleigh — anyway,' answered the man on the box-seat, slackening the speed of his horses, as he looked with his mouth wide open at the ' foreigneering ' gentleman, who for the first time seemed to take a real interest in anything.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Spender, John Kent Mrs., 1835-1895 to read onlineMoreLess
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