Roland Cashel. 2
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CHAPTER XIV.
MR. KENNYPECK AMONQ THE BULLS.
** "With a bright lie upon his hook, He played mankind, as anglers play a fish." Cotter.
An hour's sleep and a cold bath restored Linton to him- self, and ere the guests of Tabbermore were stirring, he was up and ready for the day. He dressed with more than usual care, and having ordered a horse to be saddled and a groom to follow him, he sauntered out into the park, taking the road that led to the village.
The groom rapidly overtook him ; and then, m...ounting, he rode at a brisk trot down the road, and drew up at the door of the doctor's house. To his question, " If Mr.
Tiernay were at home ? " he received for answer, that " He had set out for Limerick that morninof," nor did the servant know when he might be expected back.
For a moment this intelligence appeared to derange his plans, but he rallied soon, and turning his horse's head towards Tubbermore, muttered to himself, " As well — perhaps better as it is." He rode fast till he gained the wood, and then dismounting, he gave the horse to the groom, with directions to go home, as he would return on foot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER XIV.
MR. KENNYPECK AMONQ THE BULLS.
** "With a bright lie upon his hook, He played mankind, as anglers play a fish." Cotter.
An hour's sleep and a cold bath restored Linton to him- self, and ere the guests of Tabbermore were stirring, he was up and ready for the day. He dressed with more than usual care, and having ordered a horse to be saddled and a groom to follow him, he sauntered out into the park, taking the road that led to the village.
The groom rapidly overtook him ; and then, m...ounting, he rode at a brisk trot down the road, and drew up at the door of the doctor's house. To his question, " If Mr.
Tiernay were at home ? " he received for answer, that " He had set out for Limerick that morninof," nor did the servant know when he might be expected back.
For a moment this intelligence appeared to derange his plans, but he rallied soon, and turning his horse's head towards Tubbermore, muttered to himself, " As well — perhaps better as it is." He rode fast till he gained the wood, and then dismounting, he gave the horse to the groom, with directions to go home, as he would return on foot.
What to read after Roland Cashel. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lever Charles James to read onlineMoreLess
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