Rambles With An American
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'What!' croaked the brute^ — you know the Cockney trick of sticking out the underlip and turning up the nose when 15 225 226 RAMBLES WITH AN AMERICAN you want to be offensive. ' What ! — take off my 'at to a blankety carcase? Not me ! ' " " I don't think we shall meet our young friend at the tower," remarked Mr. Fairfield as we were spinning along on our bicycles that morning ; '* it's a bit too far off for a young gentleman in a hurry." We were on our way to Sandyknowe, to see the region where... Sir Walter spent so much of his early childhood. We bowled along famously until we got within half a mile of our destination ; but the by-road that led to the farm-house grew somewhat villainous as we neared our goal. I rode warily, but Mr. Fairfield took the ruts as he found them. With his enthusiasm fairly ablaze, the machine might play cup and ball with him if it would ; and no groaning of the saddle springs could make him uneasy.
" This must be the road the child came by," he ex- claimed exultingly, as he bumped up to my side; " there's no other that leads to the place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'What!' croaked the brute^ — you know the Cockney trick of sticking out the underlip and turning up the nose when 15 225 226 RAMBLES WITH AN AMERICAN you want to be offensive. ' What ! — take off my 'at to a blankety carcase? Not me ! ' " " I don't think we shall meet our young friend at the tower," remarked Mr. Fairfield as we were spinning along on our bicycles that morning ; '* it's a bit too far off for a young gentleman in a hurry." We were on our way to Sandyknowe, to see the region where... Sir Walter spent so much of his early childhood. We bowled along famously until we got within half a mile of our destination ; but the by-road that led to the farm-house grew somewhat villainous as we neared our goal. I rode warily, but Mr. Fairfield took the ruts as he found them. With his enthusiasm fairly ablaze, the machine might play cup and ball with him if it would ; and no groaning of the saddle springs could make him uneasy.
" This must be the road the child came by," he ex- claimed exultingly, as he bumped up to my side; " there's no other that leads to the place.
What to read after Rambles With An American?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E T Edward Tyrrell Jacques to read onlineMoreLess
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