Oldcourt : a Novel 3
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He had too much courage and good taste to be a boaster ; and some of his auditors were well disposed to appreciate his merit through his modesty.
With the second son. Master Garret, the ba- ronet's tact was a little at fault ; for as that young gentleman had nothing to say in respectable company, he very prudently said nothing; there was, therefore, no chink by which the quality of his intellectual li^ht could be discovered ; and, indeed, if D'Arcy could have figged a hunter for sale, wdth the ...skill of a horse-dealer, have fought a main of cocks with the judgment of a knowing one in that line, and have hedged a bet on a race-course, hke Chiffney himself, such accom- plishments would have been of little avail in calling forth the colloquial powers of Master Garret Oldcourt ; for his conversationn ever flowed but amongst his cronies in the stable, or the tap- room of the "Old Goat." The counsellor tried hard in his jocularly dis- putatious way, to draw the baronet into an ar- gument on the constitution of the Roman Legion, and the modern practice of keeping up standing armies ; but D'Arcy turned all his points with such pleasantry and politeness, that he foiled OLDCOURT.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had too much courage and good taste to be a boaster ; and some of his auditors were well disposed to appreciate his merit through his modesty.
With the second son. Master Garret, the ba- ronet's tact was a little at fault ; for as that young gentleman had nothing to say in respectable company, he very prudently said nothing; there was, therefore, no chink by which the quality of his intellectual li^ht could be discovered ; and, indeed, if D'Arcy could have figged a hunter for sale, wdth the ...skill of a horse-dealer, have fought a main of cocks with the judgment of a knowing one in that line, and have hedged a bet on a race-course, hke Chiffney himself, such accom- plishments would have been of little avail in calling forth the colloquial powers of Master Garret Oldcourt ; for his conversationn ever flowed but amongst his cronies in the stable, or the tap- room of the "Old Goat." The counsellor tried hard in his jocularly dis- putatious way, to draw the baronet into an ar- gument on the constitution of the Roman Legion, and the modern practice of keeping up standing armies ; but D'Arcy turned all his points with such pleasantry and politeness, that he foiled OLDCOURT.
What to read after Oldcourt : a Novel 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martin Archer Shee to read onlineMoreLess
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