Thackeray's Works 13
Thackeray's Works 13
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261 He blushed purple when he beheld us. No axtist would have dared to imitate those purple tones : he was one of the numerous victims of Mr. Smee.
One day then, day to be noted with a white stone^ Ck)lonel Newcome, with his son and Mr. Smee, B. A., walked from the Colonel's house to Oandish's, which was not far removed thence ; and young Clive,* who was a perfect mimic, described to his friends, and illustrated, as was his wont, by diagrams, the intei^ view which he had with that professor. " ...By Jove, you must see Grandish, Pen I " cries Olive : " Gandish is worth the whole world. Oome and be an art-stu- dent Tou '11 find such jolly fellows there I Gandish calls it hart-student, and says, ' Hars est celare Har- tem' — by Jove he does I He treated us to a little Latin, as he brought out a cake and a bottle of wine, you know.
^ The governor was splendid, sir. He wore gloves : you know he only puts them on on parade days ; and turned out for the occasion spick and span. He ought to be a general officer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
261 He blushed purple when he beheld us. No axtist would have dared to imitate those purple tones : he was one of the numerous victims of Mr. Smee.
One day then, day to be noted with a white stone^ Ck)lonel Newcome, with his son and Mr. Smee, B. A., walked from the Colonel's house to Oandish's, which was not far removed thence ; and young Clive,* who was a perfect mimic, described to his friends, and illustrated, as was his wont, by diagrams, the intei^ view which he had with that professor. " ...By Jove, you must see Grandish, Pen I " cries Olive : " Gandish is worth the whole world. Oome and be an art-stu- dent Tou '11 find such jolly fellows there I Gandish calls it hart-student, and says, ' Hars est celare Har- tem' — by Jove he does I He treated us to a little Latin, as he brought out a cake and a bottle of wine, you know.
^ The governor was splendid, sir. He wore gloves : you know he only puts them on on parade days ; and turned out for the occasion spick and span. He ought to be a general officer.
What to read after Thackeray's Works 13?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thackeray, William Makepeace, 1811-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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