The Confessions of Harry Lorrequer — Complete
The Confessions of Harry Lorrequer — Complete
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We abused all--innkeeper, waiters, ostlers, andchambermaids, collectively and individually--condemned Calais as a den ofiniquity, and branded all Frenchmen as rogues and vagabonds. This seemedto alleviate considerably my friend's grief, and excite my thirst--fortunately, perhaps for us; for if our eloquence had held out muchlonger, I am afraid our auditory might have lost their patience; and, indeed, I am quite certain if our French had not been in nearly asdisjointed a condition as the spokes ...of the caleche, such must have beenthe case.
"Well, Mr. Lorrequer, I suppose, then, we are not destined to befellow-travellers--for if you must go to-morrow--" "Alas! It is imperative, " said I.
"Then in any case, let us arrange where we shall meet, for I hope to bein Paris the day after you. " "I'll stop at Meurice. " "Meurice, be it, " said he, "so now good night, till we meet in Paris. " THE CONFESSIONS OF HARRY LORREQUER, Vol. 4 [By Charles James Lever (1806-1872)] Dublin MDCCCXXXIX.
Volume 4.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We abused all--innkeeper, waiters, ostlers, andchambermaids, collectively and individually--condemned Calais as a den ofiniquity, and branded all Frenchmen as rogues and vagabonds. This seemedto alleviate considerably my friend's grief, and excite my thirst--fortunately, perhaps for us; for if our eloquence had held out muchlonger, I am afraid our auditory might have lost their patience; and, indeed, I am quite certain if our French had not been in nearly asdisjointed a condition as the spokes ...of the caleche, such must have beenthe case.
"Well, Mr. Lorrequer, I suppose, then, we are not destined to befellow-travellers--for if you must go to-morrow--" "Alas! It is imperative, " said I.
"Then in any case, let us arrange where we shall meet, for I hope to bein Paris the day after you. " "I'll stop at Meurice. " "Meurice, be it, " said he, "so now good night, till we meet in Paris. " THE CONFESSIONS OF HARRY LORREQUER, Vol. 4 [By Charles James Lever (1806-1872)] Dublin MDCCCXXXIX.
Volume 4.
What to read after The Confessions of Harry Lorrequer — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lever Charles James to read onlineMoreLess
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