Tales From Blackwood volume 12
Tales From Blackwood volume 12
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"A distressed B. S. , Marion, " said the Consul, introducing me ; " my daughter, sir — I'm not aware of your name. " " Lowther. " " Lowther, then — Mr Lowther, Miss Lydyard ; that's the regular form, I believe. Sit down and let us have our soup ; " and as he spoke he pro- ceeded to ladle out a smoky compound in which rice and fragments of lamb were freely mingled.
" This is all you will get for dinner, Mr Lowther, and so secure what solids come to your share ; and here is such wine as we drink ...here. It comes from Patras, and has its fine flavour of resin. " I ate and drank freely, and talked away about the place and the people, and at last induced my host to speak of himseK and his own habits. He fished and shot, he said, some years before, but he had given up both ; he also had an Arab nag or two, but he sold them — in fact, as time wore on, he had abandoned everything like pastime or amuse- ment, and now droned away life in a semi-stupor, or between gin and sleep.
" Capital fellows these Albanian brutes for letting a man have his way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"A distressed B. S. , Marion, " said the Consul, introducing me ; " my daughter, sir — I'm not aware of your name. " " Lowther. " " Lowther, then — Mr Lowther, Miss Lydyard ; that's the regular form, I believe. Sit down and let us have our soup ; " and as he spoke he pro- ceeded to ladle out a smoky compound in which rice and fragments of lamb were freely mingled.
" This is all you will get for dinner, Mr Lowther, and so secure what solids come to your share ; and here is such wine as we drink ...here. It comes from Patras, and has its fine flavour of resin. " I ate and drank freely, and talked away about the place and the people, and at last induced my host to speak of himseK and his own habits. He fished and shot, he said, some years before, but he had given up both ; he also had an Arab nag or two, but he sold them — in fact, as time wore on, he had abandoned everything like pastime or amuse- ment, and now droned away life in a semi-stupor, or between gin and sleep.
" Capital fellows these Albanian brutes for letting a man have his way.
What to read after Tales From Blackwood volume 12?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chaucer Geoffrey to read onlineMoreLess
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