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--LORD CHATHAM.
LORD CHATHAM had settled a plan for some sea expedition he had in view, and sent orders to Lord Anson to see the necessary arrangements takenimmediately. Mr. Cleveland was sent from the Admiralty to remonstrate onthe impossibility of obeying them. He found his lordship in the mostexcruciating pain, from one of the most severe fits of the gout he hadever experienced. "Impossible, sir, " said he, "don't talk to me ofimpossibilities": and then, raising himself upon his legs, while ...thesweat stood in large drops upon his forehead, and every fibre of hisbody was convulsed with agony, "Go, sir, and tell his lordship, that hehas to do with a minister who actually _treads_ on impossibilities. " MCCXVI. --"I CAN GET THROUGH. " IN the cloisters of Trinity College, beneath the library, are gratedwindows, through which many of the students have occasionally, after thegates were locked, taken the liberty of passing, without an _exeat_, inrather a novel style. A certain Cantab was in the act of drawing himselfthrough the bars, and being more than an ordinary mortal's bulk, hestuck fast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--LORD CHATHAM.
LORD CHATHAM had settled a plan for some sea expedition he had in view, and sent orders to Lord Anson to see the necessary arrangements takenimmediately. Mr. Cleveland was sent from the Admiralty to remonstrate onthe impossibility of obeying them. He found his lordship in the mostexcruciating pain, from one of the most severe fits of the gout he hadever experienced. "Impossible, sir, " said he, "don't talk to me ofimpossibilities": and then, raising himself upon his legs, while ...thesweat stood in large drops upon his forehead, and every fibre of hisbody was convulsed with agony, "Go, sir, and tell his lordship, that hehas to do with a minister who actually _treads_ on impossibilities. " MCCXVI. --"I CAN GET THROUGH. " IN the cloisters of Trinity College, beneath the library, are gratedwindows, through which many of the students have occasionally, after thegates were locked, taken the liberty of passing, without an _exeat_, inrather a novel style. A certain Cantab was in the act of drawing himselfthrough the bars, and being more than an ordinary mortal's bulk, hestuck fast.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lemon, Mark, 1809-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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