The Honourable Mr. Tawnish
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" "Aye!" nodded Jack, "so my lass, forego this whim--no more o' thisTawnish fellow--forget him. " "Forget!" says she, "how lightly you say it! Oh, prithee don't you seethat I am a child no longer--don't you understand?" "Pooh!" cries Jack. "Fiddle-de-dee! What-a-plague! This fellow is nofit mate for our Pen, a stranger whom nobody knows! a languid fop! apranked-out, patched and powdered puppy-dog! So Penelope, let there bean end on't!" Pen's little foot had ceased its tattoo, but her eyes were ...bright andher cheeks glowed when she spoke again.
"Oh!" says she, scornfully. "Oh, most noble, most fair-mindedgentlemen--all three of you, to condemn thus, out of hand, one of whomyou know nothing, and without allowing him one word in his own behalf!Aye, hang your heads! Oh, 'tis most unworthy of you--you whom I haveever held to be in all things most just and honourable!" And here she turned her back fairly upon us and crossed to the window, while we looked at one another but with never a word betwixt us;wherefore she presently went on again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Aye!" nodded Jack, "so my lass, forego this whim--no more o' thisTawnish fellow--forget him. " "Forget!" says she, "how lightly you say it! Oh, prithee don't you seethat I am a child no longer--don't you understand?" "Pooh!" cries Jack. "Fiddle-de-dee! What-a-plague! This fellow is nofit mate for our Pen, a stranger whom nobody knows! a languid fop! apranked-out, patched and powdered puppy-dog! So Penelope, let there bean end on't!" Pen's little foot had ceased its tattoo, but her eyes were ...bright andher cheeks glowed when she spoke again.
"Oh!" says she, scornfully. "Oh, most noble, most fair-mindedgentlemen--all three of you, to condemn thus, out of hand, one of whomyou know nothing, and without allowing him one word in his own behalf!Aye, hang your heads! Oh, 'tis most unworthy of you--you whom I haveever held to be in all things most just and honourable!" And here she turned her back fairly upon us and crossed to the window, while we looked at one another but with never a word betwixt us;wherefore she presently went on again.
What to read after The Honourable Mr. Tawnish?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farnol Jeffery to read onlineMoreLess
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