The Bramleighs of Bishop's Folly 2
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" " Do you mean the engineering man we saw at Castello ? " " The same." AT ALBANO. 257 '* Ob, dear ! I retract. I recall my last speech, and avow, in all humility, I was wrong. All I remember of that man — not much certainly — but all I do remember of him was that he was odious." " He was amusing, in his way." *' Probably — but I detested ' his way.' " " The Bramleighs said he was good-natured." " With all my heart. Give him all the excellent qualities you like ; but he vnll still remain insuff...erably ill-bred and coarse-minded. Why did you ask him, George ? " " I didn't ; he asked himself. Here's his note : ' Dear L'Estrange' — famihar enough — ' Dear L'Estrange, — I have just arrived here, and want to have some talk with you. I mean, therefore, to ask you to let me take a bit of dinner with you to-day. I shall be out by five or half-past. Don't make a stranger of me, but give me the cold mutton or whatever it is. — Yours, Tom Cutbill.' " " What a type of the writer ! " " Well ; but what can we get for dinner, Ju ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Do you mean the engineering man we saw at Castello ? " " The same." AT ALBANO. 257 '* Ob, dear ! I retract. I recall my last speech, and avow, in all humility, I was wrong. All I remember of that man — not much certainly — but all I do remember of him was that he was odious." " He was amusing, in his way." *' Probably — but I detested ' his way.' " " The Bramleighs said he was good-natured." " With all my heart. Give him all the excellent qualities you like ; but he vnll still remain insuff...erably ill-bred and coarse-minded. Why did you ask him, George ? " " I didn't ; he asked himself. Here's his note : ' Dear L'Estrange' — famihar enough — ' Dear L'Estrange, — I have just arrived here, and want to have some talk with you. I mean, therefore, to ask you to let me take a bit of dinner with you to-day. I shall be out by five or half-past. Don't make a stranger of me, but give me the cold mutton or whatever it is. — Yours, Tom Cutbill.' " " What a type of the writer ! " " Well ; but what can we get for dinner, Ju ?
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