The Confessions of Harry Lorrequer — volume 5
The Confessions of Harry Lorrequer — volume 5
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O'Leary'schagrin, who, however, solaced himself by sundry petits verres, tocorrect the coldness of the wine he had drank, and at length recoveredhis good humour.
"Do you know, now, " said he, after a short pause, in which we had allkept silence, "I think what we are about to do, is the very ugliest wayof finishing a pleasant evening. For my own part I like the wind up weused to have in 'Old Trinity' formerly; when, after wringing off half adozen knockers, breaking the lamps at the post-office, ...and getting outthe fire engines of Werburgh's parish, we beat a few watchmen, and wentpeaceably to bed. " "Well, not being an Irishman, " said Trevanion, "I'm half disposed tothink that even our present purpose is nearly as favourable to life andlimb; but here comes my servant. Well, John, is all arranged, and thecarriage ready?" Having ascertained that the carriage was in waiting, and that the smallbox--brass bound and Bramah-locked--reposed within, we paid our bill anddeparted. A cold, raw, misty-looking morning, with masses of darklouring clouds overhead, and channels of dark and murky water beneath, were the pleasant prospects which met us as we issued forth from theCafe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O'Leary'schagrin, who, however, solaced himself by sundry petits verres, tocorrect the coldness of the wine he had drank, and at length recoveredhis good humour.
"Do you know, now, " said he, after a short pause, in which we had allkept silence, "I think what we are about to do, is the very ugliest wayof finishing a pleasant evening. For my own part I like the wind up weused to have in 'Old Trinity' formerly; when, after wringing off half adozen knockers, breaking the lamps at the post-office, ...and getting outthe fire engines of Werburgh's parish, we beat a few watchmen, and wentpeaceably to bed. " "Well, not being an Irishman, " said Trevanion, "I'm half disposed tothink that even our present purpose is nearly as favourable to life andlimb; but here comes my servant. Well, John, is all arranged, and thecarriage ready?" Having ascertained that the carriage was in waiting, and that the smallbox--brass bound and Bramah-locked--reposed within, we paid our bill anddeparted. A cold, raw, misty-looking morning, with masses of darklouring clouds overhead, and channels of dark and murky water beneath, were the pleasant prospects which met us as we issued forth from theCafe.
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