The Attaché; Or, Sam Slick in England — Complete
The Attaché; Or, Sam Slick in England — Complete
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Heavensand airth, I most jumpt out o' my skin. Where onder the sun, sais I tomyself, did he rake and scrape together such super-superior galls asthese. This party is a kind o' consarvitory, he has got all the rareeplants and sweetest roses in England here, and must have ransacked thewhole country for 'em. Knowin' I was a judge of woman kind, he wants meto think they are all this way; but it's onpossible. They are only"shew frigates" arter all; it don't stand to reason, they can't be allclippers.... He can't put the leake into me that way, so it tante nouse tryin'. Well, the next time, I seed jist such another covey ofpartridges, same plumage, same step, and same breed. Well done, sais I, they are intarmed to pull the wool over my eyes, that's a fact, but theywon't find that no easy matter, I know. Guess they must be done now, they can't show another presarve like them agin in all Britain. Whattrouble they do take to brag here, don't they? Well, to make a longstory short; how do you think it eventuated, Squire?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Heavensand airth, I most jumpt out o' my skin. Where onder the sun, sais I tomyself, did he rake and scrape together such super-superior galls asthese. This party is a kind o' consarvitory, he has got all the rareeplants and sweetest roses in England here, and must have ransacked thewhole country for 'em. Knowin' I was a judge of woman kind, he wants meto think they are all this way; but it's onpossible. They are only"shew frigates" arter all; it don't stand to reason, they can't be allclippers.... He can't put the leake into me that way, so it tante nouse tryin'. Well, the next time, I seed jist such another covey ofpartridges, same plumage, same step, and same breed. Well done, sais I, they are intarmed to pull the wool over my eyes, that's a fact, but theywon't find that no easy matter, I know. Guess they must be done now, they can't show another presarve like them agin in all Britain. Whattrouble they do take to brag here, don't they? Well, to make a longstory short; how do you think it eventuated, Squire?
What to read after The Attaché; Or, Sam Slick in England — Complete?
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