The Caxtons — volume 10
The Caxtons — volume 10
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"We can knock up shelves for your books in no time, " said my uncle, rubbing his hands.
"It would be a charity, " quoth my father, "for they have been very longin a recumbent position, and would like to stretch themselves, poorthings. My dear Roland, this room is made for books, --so round and sodeep! I shall sit here, like Truth in a well. " "And there is a room for you, sister, just out of it, " said my uncle, opening a little, low, prison-like door into a charming room, for itswindow was low... and it had an iron balcony; "and out of that is thebedroom. For you, Pisistratus, my boy, I am afraid that it is soldier'squarters, indeed, with which you will have to put up. But never mind;in a day or two we shall make all worthy a general of your illustriousname, --for he was a great general, Pisistratus the First, was he not, brother?" "All tyrants are, " said my father; "the knack of soldiering isindispensable to them. " "Oh! you may say what you please here, " said Roland, in high good humor, as he drew me downstairs, still apologizing for my quarters, and soearnestly that I made up my mind that I was to be put into an oubliette.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We can knock up shelves for your books in no time, " said my uncle, rubbing his hands.
"It would be a charity, " quoth my father, "for they have been very longin a recumbent position, and would like to stretch themselves, poorthings. My dear Roland, this room is made for books, --so round and sodeep! I shall sit here, like Truth in a well. " "And there is a room for you, sister, just out of it, " said my uncle, opening a little, low, prison-like door into a charming room, for itswindow was low... and it had an iron balcony; "and out of that is thebedroom. For you, Pisistratus, my boy, I am afraid that it is soldier'squarters, indeed, with which you will have to put up. But never mind;in a day or two we shall make all worthy a general of your illustriousname, --for he was a great general, Pisistratus the First, was he not, brother?" "All tyrants are, " said my father; "the knack of soldiering isindispensable to them. " "Oh! you may say what you please here, " said Roland, in high good humor, as he drew me downstairs, still apologizing for my quarters, and soearnestly that I made up my mind that I was to be put into an oubliette.
What to read after The Caxtons — volume 10?
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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