My Novel — volume 04
My Novel — volume 04
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But you did not read them just then. The tongue toucheswhere the tooth aches, but the best dentist cannot guess at the toothunless one open one's mouth. --Basta! Can we offer you some wine of ourown making, Mr. Dale?--it is pure. " "I 'd rather have some tea, " quoth the parson, hastily. Mrs. Riccabocca, too pleased to be in her natural element of domestic use, hurried intothe house to prepare our national beverage. And the parson, sliding intoher chair, said, -- "But you are dejected then? Fie...! If there's a virtue in the world atwhich we should always aim, it is cheerfulness. " "I don't dispute it, " said Riccabocca, with a heavy sigh. "But though itis said by some Greek, who, I think, is quoted by your favourite Seneca, that a wise man carries his country with him at the soles of his feet, hecan't carry also the sunshine over his head. " "I tell you what it is, " said the parson, bluntly; "you would have a muchkeener sense of happiness if you had much less esteem for philosophy. " "/Cospetto!/" said the doctor, rousing himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But you did not read them just then. The tongue toucheswhere the tooth aches, but the best dentist cannot guess at the toothunless one open one's mouth. --Basta! Can we offer you some wine of ourown making, Mr. Dale?--it is pure. " "I 'd rather have some tea, " quoth the parson, hastily. Mrs. Riccabocca, too pleased to be in her natural element of domestic use, hurried intothe house to prepare our national beverage. And the parson, sliding intoher chair, said, -- "But you are dejected then? Fie...! If there's a virtue in the world atwhich we should always aim, it is cheerfulness. " "I don't dispute it, " said Riccabocca, with a heavy sigh. "But though itis said by some Greek, who, I think, is quoted by your favourite Seneca, that a wise man carries his country with him at the soles of his feet, hecan't carry also the sunshine over his head. " "I tell you what it is, " said the parson, bluntly; "you would have a muchkeener sense of happiness if you had much less esteem for philosophy. " "/Cospetto!/" said the doctor, rousing himself.
What to read after My Novel — volume 04?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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