Newton Dogvane a Story of English Country Life
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' and he sat watching each morsel until their lunch was ended, when the Captain, pouring out half a tumbler of sherry, filled it up with a little hot water, and added thereto a lump of sugar, and having tasted it to see that it was mixed to his entire satis- faction, lighted a cigar and began to smoke slowly and with the utmost composure.
' Well ! ' said the Squire, who had bottled up his rage till it almost boiled over.
' Well ! ' said the Captain. ' It seems, my friend, that you have some des...ire to pick a quarrel with me. I never waste words. As for your bull, you deserve to be kicked out of the parish for having such a dangerous beast and allowing it to be at large for a moment ; and as for you, you are a greater nuisance than your bull. You have flourished that bit of ash at me. I never allow people to flourish sticks at me. You pretend, I understand, to some science in the art of single-stick. I will take you at your own weapons, and will give you an opportunity of proving your science.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' and he sat watching each morsel until their lunch was ended, when the Captain, pouring out half a tumbler of sherry, filled it up with a little hot water, and added thereto a lump of sugar, and having tasted it to see that it was mixed to his entire satis- faction, lighted a cigar and began to smoke slowly and with the utmost composure.
' Well ! ' said the Squire, who had bottled up his rage till it almost boiled over.
' Well ! ' said the Captain. ' It seems, my friend, that you have some des...ire to pick a quarrel with me. I never waste words. As for your bull, you deserve to be kicked out of the parish for having such a dangerous beast and allowing it to be at large for a moment ; and as for you, you are a greater nuisance than your bull. You have flourished that bit of ash at me. I never allow people to flourish sticks at me. You pretend, I understand, to some science in the art of single-stick. I will take you at your own weapons, and will give you an opportunity of proving your science.
What to read after Newton Dogvane a Story of English Country Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis V. R. to read onlineMoreLess
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