The History of Pendennis
The History of Pendennis
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Henry Foker is engaged to his cousin all the world knows it: nota bad coup of Lady Rosherville's, that. I should say, that the young manat his father's death, and old Foker's life's devilish bad: you know hehad a fit at Arthur's, last year: I should say, that young Foker won'thave less than fourteen thousand a year from the brewery, besidesLogwood and Norfolk property. I've no pride about me, Pen. I like a manof birth certainly, but dammy, I like a brewery which brings in a manfourteen thousand... a year; hey, Pen? Ha, ha, that's the sort of man forme. And I recommend you now that you are lanced in the world, to stickto fellows of that sort, to fellows who have a stake in the country, begad. " "Foker sticks to me, sir, " Arthur answered. "He has been at our chambersseveral times lately. He has asked me to dinner. We are almost as greatfriends, as we used to be in our youth: and his talk is about BlancheAmory from morning till night. I'm sure he's sweet upon her. " "I'm sure he is engaged to his cousin, and that they will keep the youngman to his bargain, " said the Major.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Henry Foker is engaged to his cousin all the world knows it: nota bad coup of Lady Rosherville's, that. I should say, that the young manat his father's death, and old Foker's life's devilish bad: you know hehad a fit at Arthur's, last year: I should say, that young Foker won'thave less than fourteen thousand a year from the brewery, besidesLogwood and Norfolk property. I've no pride about me, Pen. I like a manof birth certainly, but dammy, I like a brewery which brings in a manfourteen thousand... a year; hey, Pen? Ha, ha, that's the sort of man forme. And I recommend you now that you are lanced in the world, to stickto fellows of that sort, to fellows who have a stake in the country, begad. " "Foker sticks to me, sir, " Arthur answered. "He has been at our chambersseveral times lately. He has asked me to dinner. We are almost as greatfriends, as we used to be in our youth: and his talk is about BlancheAmory from morning till night. I'm sure he's sweet upon her. " "I'm sure he is engaged to his cousin, and that they will keep the youngman to his bargain, " said the Major.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thackeray, William Makepeace, 1811-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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