The Caxtons — volume 18
The Caxtons — volume 18
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She shall fling it into the river, by all that is holy!" cried myfather; and, suiting the action to the word, away into the pond went thespectacles he had been rubbing indignantly for the last three minutes. "Papoe!" faltered my father, aghast, while the Cyprinidae, mistaking thedip of the spectacles for an invitation to dinner, came scudding up tothe bank. "It is all your fault, " said Mr. Caxton, recovering himself. "Get me the new tortoise-shell spectacles and a large slice of bread. You see... that when fish are reduced to a pond they recognize a benefactor, which they never do when rising at flies or groping for worms in thewaste world of a river. Hem!--a hint for the Ulverstones. Besides thebread and the spectacles, just look out and bring me the old black-lettercopy of Saint Anthony's 'Sermon to Fishes. '" CHAPTER VIII.
Some weeks now have passed since my return to the Tower; the Castletonsare gone, and all Trevanion's gay guests. And since these departures, visits between the two houses have been interchanged often, and the bondsof intimacy are growing close.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She shall fling it into the river, by all that is holy!" cried myfather; and, suiting the action to the word, away into the pond went thespectacles he had been rubbing indignantly for the last three minutes. "Papoe!" faltered my father, aghast, while the Cyprinidae, mistaking thedip of the spectacles for an invitation to dinner, came scudding up tothe bank. "It is all your fault, " said Mr. Caxton, recovering himself. "Get me the new tortoise-shell spectacles and a large slice of bread. You see... that when fish are reduced to a pond they recognize a benefactor, which they never do when rising at flies or groping for worms in thewaste world of a river. Hem!--a hint for the Ulverstones. Besides thebread and the spectacles, just look out and bring me the old black-lettercopy of Saint Anthony's 'Sermon to Fishes. '" CHAPTER VIII.
Some weeks now have passed since my return to the Tower; the Castletonsare gone, and all Trevanion's gay guests. And since these departures, visits between the two houses have been interchanged often, and the bondsof intimacy are growing close.
What to read after The Caxtons — volume 18?
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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