Realmah
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Think of Ellesmere as a waiter, with no power of interrupting the conversation of the customers !
How little men know of themselves ! What a miserable mortal he would be !
Sir Arthur. And what would you have been, Mauleverer?
Ellesmere. Let me answer for him, for I know. He would like to have been the chef in a great kitchen — at 250 llcalmui). [chap.
some club, for instance — where he could have wandered amidst groves of beef-steaks, and forests of mutton-cutlets, followed by a legion of cooks..., giving them orders fraught with culinary wisdom.
Sir Arthur. And you, Cranmer?
Cranmer I should like to have been a mail-coachman in the olden times.
Ellesmerc. Of course he would choose something official.
How punctual he would have been ! How fussy and im- portant about His Majesty's Mails ! He would have in- sisted upon being guard and coachman too.
Sir Arthur. And you, Milverton ?
Milverton. Well, I am not so humble as the rest of you. I should like to have been a colonist — to have con- ducted a body of settlers to Paraguay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Think of Ellesmere as a waiter, with no power of interrupting the conversation of the customers !
How little men know of themselves ! What a miserable mortal he would be !
Sir Arthur. And what would you have been, Mauleverer?
Ellesmere. Let me answer for him, for I know. He would like to have been the chef in a great kitchen — at 250 llcalmui). [chap.
some club, for instance — where he could have wandered amidst groves of beef-steaks, and forests of mutton-cutlets, followed by a legion of cooks..., giving them orders fraught with culinary wisdom.
Sir Arthur. And you, Cranmer?
Cranmer I should like to have been a mail-coachman in the olden times.
Ellesmerc. Of course he would choose something official.
How punctual he would have been ! How fussy and im- portant about His Majesty's Mails ! He would have in- sisted upon being guard and coachman too.
Sir Arthur. And you, Milverton ?
Milverton. Well, I am not so humble as the rest of you. I should like to have been a colonist — to have con- ducted a body of settlers to Paraguay.
What to read after Realmah?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helps, Arthur, Sir, 1813-1875 to read onlineMoreLess
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