The Last of the Cornets. a Novel 1
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You have beo;un to think about the south wall and its peaches, when the dip of your descent excludes it from your vision, and presently the iron gates of trellis-work give to you a full front view of the mansion.
You have no need to speculate which is the dining and which is the drawing-room, for, on the left of the hall door (recollect it is not ten o'clock yet), you can see, not eighty yards olf, into the breakfast-room ; you can The Last of the Cornets. 41 make out the silver urn and the fem...inine dispenser of tea, and the bald-headed old gentleman at the other extremity of the table ; you discover a boy and a couple of young ladies, as they turn their faces to the windows. But the trot is sounding now, and two miles of it is not enough for you. A "halt," and a sit-at-ease follow the trot, and you go round your horses and enquire after backs, and feet, and fetlock joints, and the members of your troop in general. You expect to arrive about twelve, and what with smoking, chatting, and two or three long trots more, you find it is after eleven, and that it is advisable to send Mat O'Halloran on ahead to order for man and beast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You have beo;un to think about the south wall and its peaches, when the dip of your descent excludes it from your vision, and presently the iron gates of trellis-work give to you a full front view of the mansion.
You have no need to speculate which is the dining and which is the drawing-room, for, on the left of the hall door (recollect it is not ten o'clock yet), you can see, not eighty yards olf, into the breakfast-room ; you can The Last of the Cornets. 41 make out the silver urn and the fem...inine dispenser of tea, and the bald-headed old gentleman at the other extremity of the table ; you discover a boy and a couple of young ladies, as they turn their faces to the windows. But the trot is sounding now, and two miles of it is not enough for you. A "halt," and a sit-at-ease follow the trot, and you go round your horses and enquire after backs, and feet, and fetlock joints, and the members of your troop in general. You expect to arrive about twelve, and what with smoking, chatting, and two or three long trots more, you find it is after eleven, and that it is advisable to send Mat O'Halloran on ahead to order for man and beast.
What to read after The Last of the Cornets. a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rowan Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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