Mr Oldmixon a Novel
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" The next morning, early, I was of? to inspect my trap. What was my surprise to find that the fox had been there, and had taken the bait without disturbing the underpinning of the fall, and had thus gotten off. 1 knew it was the fox, for I saw his tracks around the spot. I made use of some words very derogatory to my good sense in not fastening the bait more securely, and then I set the trap again.
"When 1 got home and told my story at dinner, I was greeted with a hearty laugh by the assembled... wisdom at the table. Somers, my friend, was particularly dis posed to make fun of me. You ve got hold of " old Machiavelli, " he said, and you ve tried to catch him by putting salt on his tail. That s what it amounts to. Why, my dear fellow, every man, woman, and child at Fort Eesolution has made an attempt to catch " old Mach iavelli " ; but he roams the forest and the plain, as sound in mind and body as he was three years ago, when we first made his acquaintance.
" Has anybody ever seen him I I ventured to "ask, with all due humility.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The next morning, early, I was of? to inspect my trap. What was my surprise to find that the fox had been there, and had taken the bait without disturbing the underpinning of the fall, and had thus gotten off. 1 knew it was the fox, for I saw his tracks around the spot. I made use of some words very derogatory to my good sense in not fastening the bait more securely, and then I set the trap again.
"When 1 got home and told my story at dinner, I was greeted with a hearty laugh by the assembled... wisdom at the table. Somers, my friend, was particularly dis posed to make fun of me. You ve got hold of " old Machiavelli, " he said, and you ve tried to catch him by putting salt on his tail. That s what it amounts to. Why, my dear fellow, every man, woman, and child at Fort Eesolution has made an attempt to catch " old Mach iavelli " ; but he roams the forest and the plain, as sound in mind and body as he was three years ago, when we first made his acquaintance.
" Has anybody ever seen him I I ventured to "ask, with all due humility.
What to read after Mr Oldmixon a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hammond, William Alexander, 1828-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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