Noctes Ambrosianæ 2
Noctes Ambrosianæ 2
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Ambrose (entering hesitatingly). Gentlemen, as I imderstood you to sa^ that Mr. North is not to honor this Tavern with his presence this evening, perhaps my son had better put off his recitation.
Tickler. AnanI Shepherd. Mr. Tickler is not in the secret, Ambrose. Why, Mr.
Tickler, Master Ambrose has composed a poem, which he had intended * Gabriers Road, once an open space vialble from the Old Town, is now so nraoh boflt upon as to be the most densely populated part of the New. AmbroBe*s origin...al tarem, in a &oolc» iMck of Prince's street and the Register House, is a thriying hostehrie to this day.— M.
Fsft. 1826.] 1CA8TBB AHBSOSS. 151 to recite to us in Picardy Place. It is a welcome to the Hotel. Now, as I Lave declared my determination never to desert Gabriel's Road till this house is no longer in Ambrose's possession, it is a pity not to hear the youth's verses ; so, if you please, though a little out of place, let us have them before next jug.
Tickler, Assuredly — assuredly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ambrose (entering hesitatingly). Gentlemen, as I imderstood you to sa^ that Mr. North is not to honor this Tavern with his presence this evening, perhaps my son had better put off his recitation.
Tickler. AnanI Shepherd. Mr. Tickler is not in the secret, Ambrose. Why, Mr.
Tickler, Master Ambrose has composed a poem, which he had intended * Gabriers Road, once an open space vialble from the Old Town, is now so nraoh boflt upon as to be the most densely populated part of the New. AmbroBe*s origin...al tarem, in a &oolc» iMck of Prince's street and the Register House, is a thriying hostehrie to this day.— M.
Fsft. 1826.] 1CA8TBB AHBSOSS. 151 to recite to us in Picardy Place. It is a welcome to the Hotel. Now, as I Lave declared my determination never to desert Gabriel's Road till this house is no longer in Ambrose's possession, it is a pity not to hear the youth's verses ; so, if you please, though a little out of place, let us have them before next jug.
Tickler, Assuredly — assuredly.
What to read after Noctes Ambrosianæ 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackenzie, R. Shelton (Robert Shelton), 1809-1880 to read onlineMoreLess
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