The Adventures of Ferdinand Count Fathom — volume 02
The Adventures of Ferdinand Count Fathom — volume 02
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He even magnified his own condescension, insurrendering his liberty to a woman who had so little to recommend her tothe addresses of the other sex; a reflection which provoked this mildcreature to such a degree of animosity, that, forgetting her duty andallegiance, she lent him a box on the ear with such energy as made hiseyes water; and he, for the honour of manhood and sovereignty, havingwashed her face with a dish of tea, withdrew abruptly to a coffee-housein the neighbourhood, where he had ...not long remained, when his passionsubsided, and he then saw the expediency of an immediate reconciliation, which he resolved to purchase, even at the expense of a submission.
It was pity that such a salutary resolution had not been sooner taken. For, when he returned to his own house, he understood, that Mrs. Fathomhad gone abroad in a hackney-coach; and, upon examining her apartment, inlieu of her clothes and trinkets, which she had removed with admirabledexterity and despatch, he found this billet in one of the drawers of herbureau:--"Sir, being convinced that you are a cheat and an impostor, Ihave withdrawn myself from your cruelty and machinations, with a view tosolicit the protection of the law; and I doubt not but I shall soon beable to prove, that you have no just title to, or demand upon, the personor effects of the unfortunate Sarah Muddy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He even magnified his own condescension, insurrendering his liberty to a woman who had so little to recommend her tothe addresses of the other sex; a reflection which provoked this mildcreature to such a degree of animosity, that, forgetting her duty andallegiance, she lent him a box on the ear with such energy as made hiseyes water; and he, for the honour of manhood and sovereignty, havingwashed her face with a dish of tea, withdrew abruptly to a coffee-housein the neighbourhood, where he had ...not long remained, when his passionsubsided, and he then saw the expediency of an immediate reconciliation, which he resolved to purchase, even at the expense of a submission.
It was pity that such a salutary resolution had not been sooner taken. For, when he returned to his own house, he understood, that Mrs. Fathomhad gone abroad in a hackney-coach; and, upon examining her apartment, inlieu of her clothes and trinkets, which she had removed with admirabledexterity and despatch, he found this billet in one of the drawers of herbureau:--"Sir, being convinced that you are a cheat and an impostor, Ihave withdrawn myself from your cruelty and machinations, with a view tosolicit the protection of the law; and I doubt not but I shall soon beable to prove, that you have no just title to, or demand upon, the personor effects of the unfortunate Sarah Muddy.
What to read after The Adventures of Ferdinand Count Fathom — volume 02?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smollett, Tobias George, 1721-1771 to read onlineMoreLess
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