The Caxtons — volume 05
The Caxtons — volume 05
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" "Pisistratus, you are as great an agitator as your namesake, " cried myfather, smiling. "And so, a fig for the big fellows!" And now my mother entered in her pretty evening cap, all smiles and goodhumor, having just arranged a room for Uncle Roland, concludedadvantageous negotiations with the laundress, held high council withMrs. Primmins on the best mode of defeating the extortions of Londontradesmen, and, pleased with herself and all the world, she kissed myfather's forehead as it bent over... his notes, and came to the tea-table, which only waited its presiding deity. My Uncle Roland, with his usualgallantry, started up, kettle in hand (our own urn--for we had one--notbeing yet unpacked), and having performed with soldier-like method thechivalrous office thus volunteered, he joined me at my employment, andsaid, -- "There is a better steel for the hands of a well-born lad than acarpenter's plane. " "Aha! Uncle--that depends--" "Depends! What on?" "On the use one makes of it. Peter the Great was better employed inmaking ships than Charles XII.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Pisistratus, you are as great an agitator as your namesake, " cried myfather, smiling. "And so, a fig for the big fellows!" And now my mother entered in her pretty evening cap, all smiles and goodhumor, having just arranged a room for Uncle Roland, concludedadvantageous negotiations with the laundress, held high council withMrs. Primmins on the best mode of defeating the extortions of Londontradesmen, and, pleased with herself and all the world, she kissed myfather's forehead as it bent over... his notes, and came to the tea-table, which only waited its presiding deity. My Uncle Roland, with his usualgallantry, started up, kettle in hand (our own urn--for we had one--notbeing yet unpacked), and having performed with soldier-like method thechivalrous office thus volunteered, he joined me at my employment, andsaid, -- "There is a better steel for the hands of a well-born lad than acarpenter's plane. " "Aha! Uncle--that depends--" "Depends! What on?" "On the use one makes of it. Peter the Great was better employed inmaking ships than Charles XII.
What to read after The Caxtons — volume 05?
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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