The Baddington Peerage: Who Won, And Who Wore It. a Story of the Best And the Worst Society 3
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" The sweep — the black man— the beadle — the policeman. I was Professor Jachimo who was so fond of you in Liverpool; always fond of you, my charming little Manuelita. Good Professor Jachimo — clever Professor Jachimo — funny Professor Jachimo. Now I'm Doctor lonides, quite as good, clever, and funny; and if you speak a word above your breath, you little minx, I'll wring your neck for you first, and cut your throat afterwards." She tried to scream; but her respiration LOKD BADDINGTON SUPS AND B...REAKFASTS. 1 I scarcely fluttered the cobweb-lace that guarded her lips. Her little pulse trotted like the feet of a mouse running away to its hole. She felt as though a swoon, tears, hysterics, death, would have been a relief; but she was fas- cinated by the garish phantom before her, and could not move. At last she whispered : " You come from Philip?" " Not the least in the world, my little pet," The Doctor urbanely rejoined. u 1 am my own ambassador, town-traveller, gentleman- usher, master of the ceremonies, and every- thing else included; and I come from myself, and I want you to come with me." " With you," she murmured ; " with you, bad and cruel man!" M If you don't" the Doctor explained ; " if you don't take my arm this very moment, and walk down stairs with me, I'll tell you what will happen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The sweep — the black man— the beadle — the policeman. I was Professor Jachimo who was so fond of you in Liverpool; always fond of you, my charming little Manuelita. Good Professor Jachimo — clever Professor Jachimo — funny Professor Jachimo. Now I'm Doctor lonides, quite as good, clever, and funny; and if you speak a word above your breath, you little minx, I'll wring your neck for you first, and cut your throat afterwards." She tried to scream; but her respiration LOKD BADDINGTON SUPS AND B...REAKFASTS. 1 I scarcely fluttered the cobweb-lace that guarded her lips. Her little pulse trotted like the feet of a mouse running away to its hole. She felt as though a swoon, tears, hysterics, death, would have been a relief; but she was fas- cinated by the garish phantom before her, and could not move. At last she whispered : " You come from Philip?" " Not the least in the world, my little pet," The Doctor urbanely rejoined. u 1 am my own ambassador, town-traveller, gentleman- usher, master of the ceremonies, and every- thing else included; and I come from myself, and I want you to come with me." " With you," she murmured ; " with you, bad and cruel man!" M If you don't" the Doctor explained ; " if you don't take my arm this very moment, and walk down stairs with me, I'll tell you what will happen.
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