Ruggles of Red Gap
Ruggles of Red Gap
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To my amazement, instead of being heartily ashamed of hislicentiousness, I found him recalcitrant. Stubborn as a mule he wasand with a low animal cunning that I had never given him credit for. "Demosthenes was the son of a cutler, " said he, "and Napoleon workedon a canal-boat, what? Didn't you say so yourself, you juggins, what?Fancy there being upper and lower classes among natives! What rot! AndI like North America. I don't mind telling you straight I'm going totake it up. " Horrified by the...se reckless words, I could only say "Noblesse oblige, "meaning to convey that whatever the North Americans did, the next Earlof Brinstead must not meet persons one doesn't know, whereat herejoined tartly that I was "to stow that piffle!" Being now quite alarmed, I took the further time to call uponBelknap-Jackson, believing that he, if any one, could recall theHonourable George to his better nature. He, too, was shocked, as I hadbeen, and at first would have put the blame entirely upon theshoulders of Cousin Egbert, but at this I was obliged to admit thatthe Honourable George had too often shown a regrettable fondness forthe society of persons that did not matter, especially females, and Icited the case of the typing-girl and the Brixton millinery person, with either of whom he would have allied himself in marriage had nothis lordship intervened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To my amazement, instead of being heartily ashamed of hislicentiousness, I found him recalcitrant. Stubborn as a mule he wasand with a low animal cunning that I had never given him credit for. "Demosthenes was the son of a cutler, " said he, "and Napoleon workedon a canal-boat, what? Didn't you say so yourself, you juggins, what?Fancy there being upper and lower classes among natives! What rot! AndI like North America. I don't mind telling you straight I'm going totake it up. " Horrified by the...se reckless words, I could only say "Noblesse oblige, "meaning to convey that whatever the North Americans did, the next Earlof Brinstead must not meet persons one doesn't know, whereat herejoined tartly that I was "to stow that piffle!" Being now quite alarmed, I took the further time to call uponBelknap-Jackson, believing that he, if any one, could recall theHonourable George to his better nature. He, too, was shocked, as I hadbeen, and at first would have put the blame entirely upon theshoulders of Cousin Egbert, but at this I was obliged to admit thatthe Honourable George had too often shown a regrettable fondness forthe society of persons that did not matter, especially females, and Icited the case of the typing-girl and the Brixton millinery person, with either of whom he would have allied himself in marriage had nothis lordship intervened.
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