The Happy Sequel Or the History of Isabella Mordaunt a Tale for Young People
The Happy Sequel Or the History of Isabella Mordaunt a Tale for Young People
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" Sam then coolly turned upon his heel and walked out of the shop.
How, gentle reader, shall I describe the astonishment of Henry? He stood with the unfolded paper still in his hand, as if in the act of presenting it to some one; his countenance bore the marks of chagrin and disappointment. It is impossible to ascertain how long Henry \vould have remained in this posture, had he not been roused by the rude and THE HAPPY SEQUEL. 63 boisterous mirth of the remaining young gentlemen. The awkwardne...ss of his situation immediately struck him, and, casting a look of contempt on the party, he darted out of the fruiterers.
I must now, for a moment, beg leave to digress, for the purpose of informing those readers, who do not profess to be acquainted with the haut ton, that it is perfectly according to rule, to dress like your groom, and to ape his manners. Tom, Dick, Harry, and Jack is the fa- miliar style in which these tonish sparks address each other. It is a pity, when they leave their stables and their horses, that they do not also leave there the manners of their grooms and jockies, 64 THE HAPPY SEQUEL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Sam then coolly turned upon his heel and walked out of the shop.
How, gentle reader, shall I describe the astonishment of Henry? He stood with the unfolded paper still in his hand, as if in the act of presenting it to some one; his countenance bore the marks of chagrin and disappointment. It is impossible to ascertain how long Henry \vould have remained in this posture, had he not been roused by the rude and THE HAPPY SEQUEL. 63 boisterous mirth of the remaining young gentlemen. The awkwardne...ss of his situation immediately struck him, and, casting a look of contempt on the party, he darted out of the fruiterers.
I must now, for a moment, beg leave to digress, for the purpose of informing those readers, who do not profess to be acquainted with the haut ton, that it is perfectly according to rule, to dress like your groom, and to ape his manners. Tom, Dick, Harry, and Jack is the fa- miliar style in which these tonish sparks address each other. It is a pity, when they leave their stables and their horses, that they do not also leave there the manners of their grooms and jockies, 64 THE HAPPY SEQUEL.
What to read after The Happy Sequel Or the History of Isabella Mordaunt a Tale for Young People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Finn to read onlineMoreLess
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