Reginald Hetherege And Leighton Court
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We received him with open arms. That man is a trusted companion of mine, one of the best officers I have. I can make a friend of that man, but I don't think I could stand a menial servant — a mere minister to luxury, a kennel-boy. If there are to be any rules about that sort of thing, I am right ; if not, I am wrong. " These sentiments were far too near the creed of most present to be contradicted. A short silence ensued, which was more flattering than applause, during which Laura was thinking,... " So you have got a temper, and wont always stand contra- diction, eh, Colonel Hilton ? Well, I like you the better for it. " It was broken by Sir Peckwich Downes, who, as he had finished his venison, and had as much sherry as he wanted, got tired of thinking what a queer lopsided young gaby Lord Hatter- leigh was, and felt conversational. He put a knife up his sleeve, and said : — " This winter venison of yours is too fat. Winter venison always is. But it is not bad-flavoured. Give me the old rule : a buck a week till September ; neck o' Tuesday week, haunch o' Thursday week.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We received him with open arms. That man is a trusted companion of mine, one of the best officers I have. I can make a friend of that man, but I don't think I could stand a menial servant — a mere minister to luxury, a kennel-boy. If there are to be any rules about that sort of thing, I am right ; if not, I am wrong. " These sentiments were far too near the creed of most present to be contradicted. A short silence ensued, which was more flattering than applause, during which Laura was thinking,... " So you have got a temper, and wont always stand contra- diction, eh, Colonel Hilton ? Well, I like you the better for it. " It was broken by Sir Peckwich Downes, who, as he had finished his venison, and had as much sherry as he wanted, got tired of thinking what a queer lopsided young gaby Lord Hatter- leigh was, and felt conversational. He put a knife up his sleeve, and said : — " This winter venison of yours is too fat. Winter venison always is. But it is not bad-flavoured. Give me the old rule : a buck a week till September ; neck o' Tuesday week, haunch o' Thursday week.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingsley Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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