My Novel Or Varieties in English Life volume 2
My Novel Or Varieties in English Life volume 2
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A small cabinet pianoforte stood opposite the fireplace, and the window looked upon pleasant meads and tangled hedgerows, and the narrow windings of the blue rivulet. Burley sank down exhausted, and gazed wistfully from the casement.
" You have not breakfasted 1" said the hostess anxiously.
No. " " "Well, the eggs are fresh laid, and you would like a rasher of bacon, Master John ? And if you will have brandy in your tea, I have some that you left long ago in your own bottle. " Burley shook his ...head. " No brandy, Mrs Goodyer ; only fresh milk. I will see whether I can yet coax Nature. " Mrs Goodyer did not know what was meant by coaxing Nature, but she said, " Pray do, Master John, " and vanished.
That day Burley went out with his rod, and he fished hard for the one-eyed perch : but in vain. Then he roved along the stream with his hands in his pocket, whistling. He returned to the cottage at sunset, partook of the fare provided for him, ab- stained from the brandy, and felt dreadfully low.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A small cabinet pianoforte stood opposite the fireplace, and the window looked upon pleasant meads and tangled hedgerows, and the narrow windings of the blue rivulet. Burley sank down exhausted, and gazed wistfully from the casement.
" You have not breakfasted 1" said the hostess anxiously.
No. " " "Well, the eggs are fresh laid, and you would like a rasher of bacon, Master John ? And if you will have brandy in your tea, I have some that you left long ago in your own bottle. " Burley shook his ...head. " No brandy, Mrs Goodyer ; only fresh milk. I will see whether I can yet coax Nature. " Mrs Goodyer did not know what was meant by coaxing Nature, but she said, " Pray do, Master John, " and vanished.
That day Burley went out with his rod, and he fished hard for the one-eyed perch : but in vain. Then he roved along the stream with his hands in his pocket, whistling. He returned to the cottage at sunset, partook of the fare provided for him, ab- stained from the brandy, and felt dreadfully low.
What to read after My Novel Or Varieties in English Life volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton to read onlineMoreLess
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