Smoked Glass
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pack was set loose in full cry, fires of chips kindled unuer all our hunters by the seneschal to make them start, and the shout of "Tallj-ho!" sounded by P. Penruthers, saluted n\y ears, I felt like a British nobleman.
Away we flew like the wind, — supposing the wind to zigzag and come down upon its knees, occasionally, by reason of a little touch of spavin. Tally-ho ! Tally-ho !
and along we hopped in frantic chase; only now and then stumbling oyer such of the dogs as had suddenly paused in mi...d-career to take nervous nips along their backbones.
Tally-ho ! Tally-ho ! and wildly we scudded over the Hamp- ton plantation, leaping mortgages after mortgages, and dauntlessly putting our good steeds at the very deepest sheriff's levies. Just after running against a haystack, Pendi'agon Penruthers allowed Yilliam and myself to come alongside ; and says he, — "By'r lady, and I win not the brush this day, call me losel Yankee churl! " "Pardie!" panted Yilliam, from half-way up the neck of his charger, "an' thou reflect upon me again, my fren', I'll whack thy halidome." Tally-ho-ahoe !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
pack was set loose in full cry, fires of chips kindled unuer all our hunters by the seneschal to make them start, and the shout of "Tallj-ho!" sounded by P. Penruthers, saluted n\y ears, I felt like a British nobleman.
Away we flew like the wind, — supposing the wind to zigzag and come down upon its knees, occasionally, by reason of a little touch of spavin. Tally-ho ! Tally-ho !
and along we hopped in frantic chase; only now and then stumbling oyer such of the dogs as had suddenly paused in mi...d-career to take nervous nips along their backbones.
Tally-ho ! Tally-ho ! and wildly we scudded over the Hamp- ton plantation, leaping mortgages after mortgages, and dauntlessly putting our good steeds at the very deepest sheriff's levies. Just after running against a haystack, Pendi'agon Penruthers allowed Yilliam and myself to come alongside ; and says he, — "By'r lady, and I win not the brush this day, call me losel Yankee churl! " "Pardie!" panted Yilliam, from half-way up the neck of his charger, "an' thou reflect upon me again, my fren', I'll whack thy halidome." Tally-ho-ahoe !
What to read after Smoked Glass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R H Robert Henry Newell to read onlineMoreLess
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