Paul Clifford — volume 04
Paul Clifford — volume 04
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Chairman. " "I pledge you, my friend; our last glass shall be philanthropicallyquaffed, --'All fools, and may their money soon be parted!'" "All fools!" cried Tomlinson, filling a bumper; "but I quarrel with thewisdom of your toast. May fools be rich, and rogues will never be poor!I would make a better livelihood off a rich fool than a landed estate. " So saying, the contemplative and ever-sagacious Tomlinson tossed off hisbumper; and the pair, having kindly rolled by pedal applications the bod...yof Long Ned into a safe and quiet corner of the room, mounted the stairs, arm-in-arm, in search of somnambular accommodations.
CHAPTER XVII That contrast of the hardened and mature, The calm brow brooding o'er the project dark, With the clear loving heart, and spirit pure Of youth, --I love, yet, hating, love to mark!
H. FLETCHER.
On the forenoon of the day after the ball, the carriage of WilliamBrandon, packed and prepared, was at the door of his abode at Bath;meanwhile the lawyer was closeted with his brother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chairman. " "I pledge you, my friend; our last glass shall be philanthropicallyquaffed, --'All fools, and may their money soon be parted!'" "All fools!" cried Tomlinson, filling a bumper; "but I quarrel with thewisdom of your toast. May fools be rich, and rogues will never be poor!I would make a better livelihood off a rich fool than a landed estate. " So saying, the contemplative and ever-sagacious Tomlinson tossed off hisbumper; and the pair, having kindly rolled by pedal applications the bod...yof Long Ned into a safe and quiet corner of the room, mounted the stairs, arm-in-arm, in search of somnambular accommodations.
CHAPTER XVII That contrast of the hardened and mature, The calm brow brooding o'er the project dark, With the clear loving heart, and spirit pure Of youth, --I love, yet, hating, love to mark!
H. FLETCHER.
On the forenoon of the day after the ball, the carriage of WilliamBrandon, packed and prepared, was at the door of his abode at Bath;meanwhile the lawyer was closeted with his brother.
What to read after Paul Clifford — 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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