Redgauntlet
Redgauntlet
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His eloquence being unable to persuade me that I should take anypleasure in seeing the fruitless struggles of the fish when left in thenets and deserted by the tide, he artfully suggested, that Mr. And MissGeddes, a respectable Quaker family well known in the neighbourhoodand with whom I had contracted habits of intimacy, would possibly beoffended if I did not make them an early visit. Both, he said, had beenparticularly inquiring the reasons of my leaving their house rathersuddenly on the prev...ious day. I resolved, therefore, to walk up to MountSharon and make my apologies; and I agreed to permit the boy to attendupon me, and wait my return from the house, that I might fish on my wayhomeward to Shepherd's Bush, for which amusement, he assured me, I wouldfind the evening most favourable. I mention this minute circumstance, because I strongly suspect that this boy had a presentiment how theevening was to terminate with me, and entertained the selfish thoughchildish wish of securing to himself an angling-rod which he had oftenadmired, as a part of my spoils.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His eloquence being unable to persuade me that I should take anypleasure in seeing the fruitless struggles of the fish when left in thenets and deserted by the tide, he artfully suggested, that Mr. And MissGeddes, a respectable Quaker family well known in the neighbourhoodand with whom I had contracted habits of intimacy, would possibly beoffended if I did not make them an early visit. Both, he said, had beenparticularly inquiring the reasons of my leaving their house rathersuddenly on the prev...ious day. I resolved, therefore, to walk up to MountSharon and make my apologies; and I agreed to permit the boy to attendupon me, and wait my return from the house, that I might fish on my wayhomeward to Shepherd's Bush, for which amusement, he assured me, I wouldfind the evening most favourable. I mention this minute circumstance, because I strongly suspect that this boy had a presentiment how theevening was to terminate with me, and entertained the selfish thoughchildish wish of securing to himself an angling-rod which he had oftenadmired, as a part of my spoils.
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