Saunterings
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" And I repeated it, and made him repeat it in Englishand French. He then insisted on putting me into the room of one of theAmerican gentlemen and then he knocked at the door of a lady, who criedout in indignation at being disturbed; and, finally, I found my room. At the door I reiterated the instructions for the morning; and hecheerfully bade me good-night. But he almost immediately came back, andpoked in his head with, -- "Is you go by de diligence?" "Yes, you stupid. " In the morning one of ...our party was called at halfpast three, and savedthe rest of us from a like fate; and we were not aroused at all, butwoke early enough to get down and find the diligence nearly ready, andno breakfast, but "the man who spoke English" as lively as ever. And wehad a breakfast brought out, so filthy in all respects that nobody couldeat it. Fortunately, there was not time to seriously try; but we paidfor it, and departed. The two American gentlemen sat in front of thehouse, waiting. The lively waiter had called them at half-past three, for the railway train, instead of the diligence; and they had theirwretched breakfast early.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And I repeated it, and made him repeat it in Englishand French. He then insisted on putting me into the room of one of theAmerican gentlemen and then he knocked at the door of a lady, who criedout in indignation at being disturbed; and, finally, I found my room. At the door I reiterated the instructions for the morning; and hecheerfully bade me good-night. But he almost immediately came back, andpoked in his head with, -- "Is you go by de diligence?" "Yes, you stupid. " In the morning one of ...our party was called at halfpast three, and savedthe rest of us from a like fate; and we were not aroused at all, butwoke early enough to get down and find the diligence nearly ready, andno breakfast, but "the man who spoke English" as lively as ever. And wehad a breakfast brought out, so filthy in all respects that nobody couldeat it. Fortunately, there was not time to seriously try; but we paidfor it, and departed. The two American gentlemen sat in front of thehouse, waiting. The lively waiter had called them at half-past three, for the railway train, instead of the diligence; and they had theirwretched breakfast early.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warner, Charles Dudley, 1829-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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