Playing the Mischief a Novel
Playing the Mischief a Novel
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So, being an ego- tistic, as well as a truculent and vindictive, person, ho was resolving that he would ex- pond no more courtship upon her for a sea- son, but would prove to her his value and desirability by absence.
CHAPTER XXIV.
A PIECE OF AMERICAN HUMOR.
Ix vain did Josie hope and Sykes Drum- mond hope that they had got out of that Appleyard scuffle before any of its mud could stick to their garments.
Mr. David Shorthand, the local editor of the Washington Xcicsmonger, though not per- sonal...ly fortunate enough to see any portion of the tragedy, had the good luck to meet a gentleman who had witnessed the close of it. This person he interviewed, as the I)hrase is ; then he interviewed the druggist and his dorks, and the dirty little negro whose scarecrow-hat had been perforated ; finally ho probed his way into Squire Nan- cy's ofiQce and interviewed that lovely suf- ferer.
It is certain that he would also have call- ed upon Mr. Druuimond himself for particu- lars, only that he remembered the young legislator as a fellow who had knocked him down some two or three years before, and feared lest he might take advantage of a renewal of the acquaiutanca to repeat the operation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So, being an ego- tistic, as well as a truculent and vindictive, person, ho was resolving that he would ex- pond no more courtship upon her for a sea- son, but would prove to her his value and desirability by absence.
CHAPTER XXIV.
A PIECE OF AMERICAN HUMOR.
Ix vain did Josie hope and Sykes Drum- mond hope that they had got out of that Appleyard scuffle before any of its mud could stick to their garments.
Mr. David Shorthand, the local editor of the Washington Xcicsmonger, though not per- sonal...ly fortunate enough to see any portion of the tragedy, had the good luck to meet a gentleman who had witnessed the close of it. This person he interviewed, as the I)hrase is ; then he interviewed the druggist and his dorks, and the dirty little negro whose scarecrow-hat had been perforated ; finally ho probed his way into Squire Nan- cy's ofiQce and interviewed that lovely suf- ferer.
It is certain that he would also have call- ed upon Mr. Druuimond himself for particu- lars, only that he remembered the young legislator as a fellow who had knocked him down some two or three years before, and feared lest he might take advantage of a renewal of the acquaiutanca to repeat the operation.
What to read after Playing the Mischief a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John William De Forest to read onlineMoreLess
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