Quicksilver
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Certainly his appearance was suggestive of the stuffed effigy borneabout on the fifth of November, for the garments were shrunken so thathis arms and legs showed to a terrible extent, and Maria's wringing hadgiven them curves and hollows never intended by the cutter, the worstone being in the form of a hump between the wearer's shoulders.
"The things are completely spoiled. You foolish boy to put them on. " "Then I can't go to that other house. " "Nonsense! You have the new clothes that came fr...om the tailor's--thosefor which you were measured. " "Yes, " said Dexter reluctantly; "but it's a pity to put on them. I mayget 'em spoiled. " "Then you do not want to go, Dexter, " said Helen, smiling.
"No, " he cried eagerly. "Ask him to let me stop here. " "No, no, " said Helen kindly. "Papa wishes you to go there; it is verykind of the Danbys to ask you, and I hope you will go, and behave verynicely, and make great friends with Edgar Danby. " "How?" said Dexter laconically.
"Well, as boys generally do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Certainly his appearance was suggestive of the stuffed effigy borneabout on the fifth of November, for the garments were shrunken so thathis arms and legs showed to a terrible extent, and Maria's wringing hadgiven them curves and hollows never intended by the cutter, the worstone being in the form of a hump between the wearer's shoulders.
"The things are completely spoiled. You foolish boy to put them on. " "Then I can't go to that other house. " "Nonsense! You have the new clothes that came fr...om the tailor's--thosefor which you were measured. " "Yes, " said Dexter reluctantly; "but it's a pity to put on them. I mayget 'em spoiled. " "Then you do not want to go, Dexter, " said Helen, smiling.
"No, " he cried eagerly. "Ask him to let me stop here. " "No, no, " said Helen kindly. "Papa wishes you to go there; it is verykind of the Danbys to ask you, and I hope you will go, and behave verynicely, and make great friends with Edgar Danby. " "How?" said Dexter laconically.
"Well, as boys generally do.
What to read after Quicksilver?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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