The Disowned — volume 06
The Disowned — volume 06
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" "The precept is both good and old, " answered Clarence; "yet I think itwas not a very favourite maxim of yours some years ago. I remember atime when you thought no happiness could exist out of 'dingle andbosky dell. ' If not very intrusive on your secrets, may I know howlong you have changed your sentiments and manner of life? The reasonof the change I dare not presume to ask. " "Certainly, " said the quondam gypsy, musingly, "certainly I have seenyour face before, and even the tone of your v...oice strikes me as notwholly unfamiliar: yet I cannot for the life of me guess whom I havethe honour of addressing. However, sir, I have no hesitation inanswering your questions. It was just five years ago, last summer, when I left the Tents of Kedar. I now reside about a mile hence. Itis but a hundred yards off the high road, and if you would not objectto step aside and suffer a rasher, or aught else, to be 'the shoeing-horn to draw on a cup of ale, ' as our plain forefathers were wontwittily to say, why, I shall be very happy to show you my habitation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "The precept is both good and old, " answered Clarence; "yet I think itwas not a very favourite maxim of yours some years ago. I remember atime when you thought no happiness could exist out of 'dingle andbosky dell. ' If not very intrusive on your secrets, may I know howlong you have changed your sentiments and manner of life? The reasonof the change I dare not presume to ask. " "Certainly, " said the quondam gypsy, musingly, "certainly I have seenyour face before, and even the tone of your v...oice strikes me as notwholly unfamiliar: yet I cannot for the life of me guess whom I havethe honour of addressing. However, sir, I have no hesitation inanswering your questions. It was just five years ago, last summer, when I left the Tents of Kedar. I now reside about a mile hence. Itis but a hundred yards off the high road, and if you would not objectto step aside and suffer a rasher, or aught else, to be 'the shoeing-horn to draw on a cup of ale, ' as our plain forefathers were wontwittily to say, why, I shall be very happy to show you my habitation.
What to read after The Disowned — volume 06?
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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