Stories From Carleton
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:> " Before we enter on business, colonel, allow me to inquire if you feel relieved of that bilious attack you complained of the day before yesterday ? I'm of a bilious habit myself, and know something about the management of digestion. " " A good digestion is an excellent thing, Carson. As for me, I drank too much claret with my friend B y ; and there's the secret. I don't like cold wines ; they never agree with me. 1 ' " Nor do I ; they are not constitutional. Your father was celebrated for h...is wines, colonel. I remember an anecdote told me by Captain Ferguson by-the-bye, do you know where Ferguson could be found now, sir ? '' " Not I. What wines do you drink, Carson ?'' " A couple of glasses of sherry, sir, at dinner ; and about ten o'clock, a glass of brandy and water. " " Carson, you are sober and prudent. Well, about these cursed petitions ; you must help me to dispose of them. Why, a man would think, by the tenor of them, that these tenants of mine are ground to dust by a tyrant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
:> " Before we enter on business, colonel, allow me to inquire if you feel relieved of that bilious attack you complained of the day before yesterday ? I'm of a bilious habit myself, and know something about the management of digestion. " " A good digestion is an excellent thing, Carson. As for me, I drank too much claret with my friend B y ; and there's the secret. I don't like cold wines ; they never agree with me. 1 ' " Nor do I ; they are not constitutional. Your father was celebrated for h...is wines, colonel. I remember an anecdote told me by Captain Ferguson by-the-bye, do you know where Ferguson could be found now, sir ? '' " Not I. What wines do you drink, Carson ?'' " A couple of glasses of sherry, sir, at dinner ; and about ten o'clock, a glass of brandy and water. " " Carson, you are sober and prudent. Well, about these cursed petitions ; you must help me to dispose of them. Why, a man would think, by the tenor of them, that these tenants of mine are ground to dust by a tyrant.
What to read after Stories From Carleton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carleton William to read onlineMoreLess
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