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If you have no engage- ment " 124 MRS. BOUVERIE.
Frank responded cordially : " I should be awfully pleased^ indeed ! " " ' Awfully, pleased, indeed,' from a literary man ! Degenerate days, Mr. Heath — degenerate days ! Well, then, we may hope to see you !
Come early. But ' Awfully pleased, indeed ' ?
Can you for a moment imagine Dr. Johnson's feelings if he had been answered so ? Suppose, when the great lexicographer had said, ' Sir, let us take a walk down Fleet Street,' Boswell had replied, '... Awf'ly pleased, indeed. Doctor ! ' what would Johnson have thought, what would that great mind have endured ? " " I really don't think it matters much," said Frank, lightly, " what his great mind would have endured. Dr. Johnson was a very rude old man ! " Mr. Benson held up his hands in mock horror at this audacity, and Frank gaily bade him adieu. Well, he could accept Mr. Brocklebank's offer now, and he was invited to pass a whole MRS. BOUVERIE. 1 25 day in the society of Dolly. Things were going well with him !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you have no engage- ment " 124 MRS. BOUVERIE.
Frank responded cordially : " I should be awfully pleased^ indeed ! " " ' Awfully, pleased, indeed,' from a literary man ! Degenerate days, Mr. Heath — degenerate days ! Well, then, we may hope to see you !
Come early. But ' Awfully pleased, indeed ' ?
Can you for a moment imagine Dr. Johnson's feelings if he had been answered so ? Suppose, when the great lexicographer had said, ' Sir, let us take a walk down Fleet Street,' Boswell had replied, '... Awf'ly pleased, indeed. Doctor ! ' what would Johnson have thought, what would that great mind have endured ? " " I really don't think it matters much," said Frank, lightly, " what his great mind would have endured. Dr. Johnson was a very rude old man ! " Mr. Benson held up his hands in mock horror at this audacity, and Frank gaily bade him adieu. Well, he could accept Mr. Brocklebank's offer now, and he was invited to pass a whole MRS. BOUVERIE. 1 25 day in the society of Dolly. Things were going well with him !
What to read after Mrs. Bouverie 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F C Francis Charles Philips to read onlineMoreLess
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