Sixty Years of the Life of Jeremy Levis 1
Sixty Years of the Life of Jeremy Levis 1
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The parents, at first, looked rather mortified ; hut, at length, began lo think my atten- tions real. What a worid of winks, and taps, and loud whispers, was then passed from the worthy couple to my aunt!
** How pretty the innocent creatures look !" said Mrs.
Fox.
" How exhilerating !" added Mr. Fox.
'* They're cut out for each other as like as two eggs !" remarked the former.
" Who knows ?" — ^rejoined the latter, winking hard, — ** What say you, Mrs. Levis ? Shall we — 1 hum ! you take me — h...eh ?" Bat as for poor Sophronia — she was in a wonderously pleasant taking :— She sighed — like the wind through a enured board ; looked tender — as a clam when roasting ; trod on my toes — till I was tempted to pinch her ; and made silly speeches, which came from her silly mouth as aptly ^as a smell from a dunghill .r— The comparison is good, if not nice. — She drank wine too— merely to oblige me ; and became at last so fuddled, that even her mother noticed it.
«* Phrony, Phrony !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The parents, at first, looked rather mortified ; hut, at length, began lo think my atten- tions real. What a worid of winks, and taps, and loud whispers, was then passed from the worthy couple to my aunt!
** How pretty the innocent creatures look !" said Mrs.
Fox.
" How exhilerating !" added Mr. Fox.
'* They're cut out for each other as like as two eggs !" remarked the former.
" Who knows ?" — ^rejoined the latter, winking hard, — ** What say you, Mrs. Levis ? Shall we — 1 hum ! you take me — h...eh ?" Bat as for poor Sophronia — she was in a wonderously pleasant taking :— She sighed — like the wind through a enured board ; looked tender — as a clam when roasting ; trod on my toes — till I was tempted to pinch her ; and made silly speeches, which came from her silly mouth as aptly ^as a smell from a dunghill .r— The comparison is good, if not nice. — She drank wine too— merely to oblige me ; and became at last so fuddled, that even her mother noticed it.
«* Phrony, Phrony !
What to read after Sixty Years of the Life of Jeremy Levis 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laughton Osborn to read onlineMoreLess
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