Richard Carvel — volume 03
Richard Carvel — volume 03
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The Cause of this Deplorable Quarrel, which had its Origin at the Ball, is purported to have been a Young Ladyof Wit and Beauty. (& we doubt it not; for, alas! the Sex hath Much toanswer for of this Kind. ) "The Gentlemen, with their Seconds, repaired after the Assembly to theCoffee House. 'Tis said upon Authority that H-s L-dsh-p owes his Life tothe Noble Spirit of our Young American, who cast down his Blade ratherthan sheathe it in his Adversary's Body, thereby himself receiving aGrievous, th...e' happily not Mortal, Wound. Our Young Gentleman is becomethe Hero of the Town, and the Subject of Prodigious Anxiety of all theLadies thereof. " "There's for you, my lad!" says he; "Mr. Green has done for you bothcleverly. " "Upon my soul, " I cried, raising up in bed, "he should be put in thegatehouse for his impudence! My Lord, --" "Don't 'My Lord' me, " says Comyn; "plain 'Jack' will do. " There was no resisting such a man: and I said as much. And took his handand called him 'Jack, ' the doctor posing before the mirror the while, stroking his rues.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Cause of this Deplorable Quarrel, which had its Origin at the Ball, is purported to have been a Young Ladyof Wit and Beauty. (& we doubt it not; for, alas! the Sex hath Much toanswer for of this Kind. ) "The Gentlemen, with their Seconds, repaired after the Assembly to theCoffee House. 'Tis said upon Authority that H-s L-dsh-p owes his Life tothe Noble Spirit of our Young American, who cast down his Blade ratherthan sheathe it in his Adversary's Body, thereby himself receiving aGrievous, th...e' happily not Mortal, Wound. Our Young Gentleman is becomethe Hero of the Town, and the Subject of Prodigious Anxiety of all theLadies thereof. " "There's for you, my lad!" says he; "Mr. Green has done for you bothcleverly. " "Upon my soul, " I cried, raising up in bed, "he should be put in thegatehouse for his impudence! My Lord, --" "Don't 'My Lord' me, " says Comyn; "plain 'Jack' will do. " There was no resisting such a man: and I said as much. And took his handand called him 'Jack, ' the doctor posing before the mirror the while, stroking his rues.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Churchill Winston to read onlineMoreLess
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