The Caxtons — volume 04
The Caxtons — volume 04
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Ask me what life is now, and I say a melodrama;ask me what it is twenty years hence, and I shall say--" "A farce?" put in his comrade.
"No, a tragedy, --or comedy as Moliere wrote it. " "And how is that?" I asked, interested and somewhat surprised at thetone of my contemporary.
"Where the play ends in the triumph of the wittiest rogue. My friendhere has no chance!" "'Praise from Sir Hubert Stanley, ' hem--yes, Hal Peacock may be witty, but he is no rogue. " "This was not exactly my meaning, " s...aid the boy, dryly.
"'A fico for your meaning, ' as the Swan says. --Hallo, you sir! BullyHost, clear the table--fresh tumblers--hot water--sugar--lemon--and--Thebottle's out! Smoke, sir?" and Mr. Peacock offered me a cigar.
Upon my refusal, he carefully twirled round a very uninviting specimenof some fabulous havanna, moistened it all over, as a boa-constrictormay do the ox he prepares for deglutition, bit off one end, and lightingthe other from a little machine for that purpose which he drew from hispocket, he was soon absorbed in a vigorous effort (which the dampinherent in the weed long resisted) to poison the surroundingatmosphere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ask me what life is now, and I say a melodrama;ask me what it is twenty years hence, and I shall say--" "A farce?" put in his comrade.
"No, a tragedy, --or comedy as Moliere wrote it. " "And how is that?" I asked, interested and somewhat surprised at thetone of my contemporary.
"Where the play ends in the triumph of the wittiest rogue. My friendhere has no chance!" "'Praise from Sir Hubert Stanley, ' hem--yes, Hal Peacock may be witty, but he is no rogue. " "This was not exactly my meaning, " s...aid the boy, dryly.
"'A fico for your meaning, ' as the Swan says. --Hallo, you sir! BullyHost, clear the table--fresh tumblers--hot water--sugar--lemon--and--Thebottle's out! Smoke, sir?" and Mr. Peacock offered me a cigar.
Upon my refusal, he carefully twirled round a very uninviting specimenof some fabulous havanna, moistened it all over, as a boa-constrictormay do the ox he prepares for deglutition, bit off one end, and lightingthe other from a little machine for that purpose which he drew from hispocket, he was soon absorbed in a vigorous effort (which the dampinherent in the weed long resisted) to poison the surroundingatmosphere.
What to read after The Caxtons — volume 04?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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