Mr. Waddy's Return
Mr. Waddy's Return
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Waddy^s Return 155 same chaps. He's difFewently got up, but if I can spot him (as Skewwett says) I shall pound him more or less — more, I think/' *' Do so, O six-feet Nemesis ! and you will take the house down. If you will mill the Gaul and Waddy beat that contemptible fellow in the race — lo triumphe! which means I not only owe but will pay a triumphal supper." With talk like this, the gentlemen arrived at the wharf. Why the boat they embarked in should be called a " cat," they could not disco...ver. A cat is fond of fish, as the poet hath it *' What female heart can gold despise ?
What cat's averse to fish ? " Newport female hearts of the summer popula- tion despise not, but, several of them at least, do fitly esteem the yellow boys, and Newport cats and those who sail in them are not averse to fishing for fish and taking them. So Waddy smiled with his friends and thought too much of Tootler's letter.
He would watch Belden.
Meantime, Mr. Waddy saw the world continu- ously, — ^and continuously was lionised.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Waddy^s Return 155 same chaps. He's difFewently got up, but if I can spot him (as Skewwett says) I shall pound him more or less — more, I think/' *' Do so, O six-feet Nemesis ! and you will take the house down. If you will mill the Gaul and Waddy beat that contemptible fellow in the race — lo triumphe! which means I not only owe but will pay a triumphal supper." With talk like this, the gentlemen arrived at the wharf. Why the boat they embarked in should be called a " cat," they could not disco...ver. A cat is fond of fish, as the poet hath it *' What female heart can gold despise ?
What cat's averse to fish ? " Newport female hearts of the summer popula- tion despise not, but, several of them at least, do fitly esteem the yellow boys, and Newport cats and those who sail in them are not averse to fishing for fish and taking them. So Waddy smiled with his friends and thought too much of Tootler's letter.
He would watch Belden.
Meantime, Mr. Waddy saw the world continu- ously, — ^and continuously was lionised.
What to read after Mr. Waddy's Return?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Winthrop to read onlineMoreLess
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