Mr Sponges Sporting Tour 8 7
Mr Sponges Sporting Tour 8 7
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'Takes better care of his sixpences than that. Upin the dark, breakfast by candlelight, grope our ways to the stable, andblunder along the deep lanes, and through all the by-roads in thecountry--get there somehow or another. ' 'Keen hand!' observed Sponge.
'Mad!' replied Jack.
They then paid their mutual respects to the port.
'He hunts there on Tuesdays, ' observed Jack, setting down his glass, 'sothat he may have all Wednesday to get home in, and be sure of appearing onThursday. There's no say...ing where he may finish with a cross-roads' meet. ' By the time the worthies had finished the bottle, they had got a certainway into each other's confidence. The hint Lord Scamperdale had given aboutbuying Sponge's horses still occupied Jack's mind; and the more heconsidered the subject, and the worth of a corner in his lordship's will, the more sensible he became of the truth of the old adage, that 'a bird inthe hand is worth two in the bush. ' 'My lord, ' thought Jack, 'promisesfair, but it is _but_ a chance, and a remote one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Takes better care of his sixpences than that. Upin the dark, breakfast by candlelight, grope our ways to the stable, andblunder along the deep lanes, and through all the by-roads in thecountry--get there somehow or another. ' 'Keen hand!' observed Sponge.
'Mad!' replied Jack.
They then paid their mutual respects to the port.
'He hunts there on Tuesdays, ' observed Jack, setting down his glass, 'sothat he may have all Wednesday to get home in, and be sure of appearing onThursday. There's no say...ing where he may finish with a cross-roads' meet. ' By the time the worthies had finished the bottle, they had got a certainway into each other's confidence. The hint Lord Scamperdale had given aboutbuying Sponge's horses still occupied Jack's mind; and the more heconsidered the subject, and the worth of a corner in his lordship's will, the more sensible he became of the truth of the old adage, that 'a bird inthe hand is worth two in the bush. ' 'My lord, ' thought Jack, 'promisesfair, but it is _but_ a chance, and a remote one.
What to read after Mr Sponges Sporting Tour 8 7?
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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