The Adventures of Sir Launcelot Greaves
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To this proposal, Dawdle answered by theinterjection pish! which inflamed Sycamore to a repetition of thedefiance. "You are in the right, " said Dawdle, "to use such an argumentas you know is by me unanswerable. A wager of twenty guineas will at anytime overthrow and confute all the logic of the most able syllogist, whohas not got a shilling in his pocket. " Sycamore looked very grave at this declaration, and, after a short pause, said, "I wonder, Dawdle, what you do with all your money?"--"I a...msurprised you should give yourself that trouble--I never ask what you dowith yours. "--"You have no occasion to ask; you know pretty well how itgoes. "--"What, do you upbraid me with your favours?--'t is mighty well, Sycamore. "--"Nay, Dawdle, I did not intend to affront. "--"Z----s!affront! what d'ye mean?" "I'll assure you, Davy, you don't know me, ifyou think I could be so ungenerous as to--a--to----"--"I always thought, whatever faults or foibles you might have, Sycamore, that you was notdeficient in generosity, --though to be sure it is often very absurdlydisplayed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To this proposal, Dawdle answered by theinterjection pish! which inflamed Sycamore to a repetition of thedefiance. "You are in the right, " said Dawdle, "to use such an argumentas you know is by me unanswerable. A wager of twenty guineas will at anytime overthrow and confute all the logic of the most able syllogist, whohas not got a shilling in his pocket. " Sycamore looked very grave at this declaration, and, after a short pause, said, "I wonder, Dawdle, what you do with all your money?"--"I a...msurprised you should give yourself that trouble--I never ask what you dowith yours. "--"You have no occasion to ask; you know pretty well how itgoes. "--"What, do you upbraid me with your favours?--'t is mighty well, Sycamore. "--"Nay, Dawdle, I did not intend to affront. "--"Z----s!affront! what d'ye mean?" "I'll assure you, Davy, you don't know me, ifyou think I could be so ungenerous as to--a--to----"--"I always thought, whatever faults or foibles you might have, Sycamore, that you was notdeficient in generosity, --though to be sure it is often very absurdlydisplayed.
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