Pelham — volume 03
Pelham — volume 03
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St. Quintin?--Hollo, my little man, let'ssee if you can't give me a potatoe. There's a brave fellow. How old areyou, my young hero?--to look at your mother, I should say two; to look atyou, six. " "He is four next May, " said his mother, colouring, and this time notpainfully.
"Indeed!" said I, surveying him earnestly; and then, in a graver tone, Iturned to the Reverend Combermere with--"I think you have a branch ofyour family still settled in France. I met Monsieur St. Quintin, the Duede Poicti...ers, abroad. " "Yes, " said Mr. Combermere, "yes, the name is still in Normandy, but Iwas not aware of the title. " "No!" said I, with surprise; "and yet (with another look at the boy), itis astonishing how long family likenesses last. I was a great favouritewith all the Duc's children. Do you know, I must trouble you for somemore veal, it is so very good, and I am so very hungry. " "How long have you been abroad?" said Mrs. St. Quintin, who had slippedoff her bib, and smoothed her ringlets; for which purposes I had beenmost adroitly looking in an opposite direction the last three minutes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
St. Quintin?--Hollo, my little man, let'ssee if you can't give me a potatoe. There's a brave fellow. How old areyou, my young hero?--to look at your mother, I should say two; to look atyou, six. " "He is four next May, " said his mother, colouring, and this time notpainfully.
"Indeed!" said I, surveying him earnestly; and then, in a graver tone, Iturned to the Reverend Combermere with--"I think you have a branch ofyour family still settled in France. I met Monsieur St. Quintin, the Duede Poicti...ers, abroad. " "Yes, " said Mr. Combermere, "yes, the name is still in Normandy, but Iwas not aware of the title. " "No!" said I, with surprise; "and yet (with another look at the boy), itis astonishing how long family likenesses last. I was a great favouritewith all the Duc's children. Do you know, I must trouble you for somemore veal, it is so very good, and I am so very hungry. " "How long have you been abroad?" said Mrs. St. Quintin, who had slippedoff her bib, and smoothed her ringlets; for which purposes I had beenmost adroitly looking in an opposite direction the last three minutes.
What to read after Pelham — volume 03?
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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