The Choice Works of Cooper
The Choice Works of Cooper
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If a man is happy enough to obtain the materials for a good dish — ^you should have rubbed an onion over these plates, Mr. Meriton — ^he don't know where he is to find fuel to cook it withal" ** Looking at the comforts with which I am surrounded, my good friend, I cannot but fancy your imagination heightens the distress." " Fancy no such silly thing ; for when you get abroad, you will find it but too exact In the article of food, if we are not reduced, like the men of Jerusalem, to eating one a...nother, we are, half the time, rather worse off, being entirely destitute of wholesome nutriment. Let but an unlucky log float by the town among the ice, and go forth and witness the struggling Digitized by Google LIONEL LINOOLN. 261 and Bkinnjahing between the Yankees and our frozen fingers for its possession, and you will become a believer ! Twill be lucky if the water-soaked relic of some wharf should escape without a cannonade ! I don't tell you these things as a grumbler, Leo; for, thank God, I have only half as many toes as other men, to keep warmth in ; and as for eating, a little will suffice for me, now my corporeal establishment is so sadly reduced.'' Lionel paused in melancholy, as his friend attempted to jest at his misfortune, and then, by a very natural transition, for a young man in his situation, he proudly exclaimed — ^ But we gained the day, Polwarth I and drove the rebels from their intrenchments, like chaff before a whirlwind !" ^ Humph !" ejaculated the captain, laying his wooden leg carefully over its more valuable fellow, and regarding it rue- frilly, while he spoke — "^ had we made a suitable use of the bounties of nature, and turned their position, instead of running into the jaws of the beast, many might have left the field better supplied with appurtenances than are some among us at present But dark William loves a brush, they say, and he enjoyed it, on that occasion, to his heart's content I" '^He must be grateful to Clinton for his timely presence I" ** Does the devil delight in martyrdom !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If a man is happy enough to obtain the materials for a good dish — ^you should have rubbed an onion over these plates, Mr. Meriton — ^he don't know where he is to find fuel to cook it withal" ** Looking at the comforts with which I am surrounded, my good friend, I cannot but fancy your imagination heightens the distress." " Fancy no such silly thing ; for when you get abroad, you will find it but too exact In the article of food, if we are not reduced, like the men of Jerusalem, to eating one a...nother, we are, half the time, rather worse off, being entirely destitute of wholesome nutriment. Let but an unlucky log float by the town among the ice, and go forth and witness the struggling Digitized by Google LIONEL LINOOLN. 261 and Bkinnjahing between the Yankees and our frozen fingers for its possession, and you will become a believer ! Twill be lucky if the water-soaked relic of some wharf should escape without a cannonade ! I don't tell you these things as a grumbler, Leo; for, thank God, I have only half as many toes as other men, to keep warmth in ; and as for eating, a little will suffice for me, now my corporeal establishment is so sadly reduced.'' Lionel paused in melancholy, as his friend attempted to jest at his misfortune, and then, by a very natural transition, for a young man in his situation, he proudly exclaimed — ^ But we gained the day, Polwarth I and drove the rebels from their intrenchments, like chaff before a whirlwind !" ^ Humph !" ejaculated the captain, laying his wooden leg carefully over its more valuable fellow, and regarding it rue- frilly, while he spoke — "^ had we made a suitable use of the bounties of nature, and turned their position, instead of running into the jaws of the beast, many might have left the field better supplied with appurtenances than are some among us at present But dark William loves a brush, they say, and he enjoyed it, on that occasion, to his heart's content I" '^He must be grateful to Clinton for his timely presence I" ** Does the devil delight in martyrdom !
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