The Last Sentence : a Novel 1
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'■ But,' continued Cynthia, not heeding this interlude, the like of which usually accompanied the family repasts, ' I am afraid that you never will know^ better until you have actually looked at those cottages.' ' Sanders,' said Mr. Forde-Cusacke magisterially, as he fixed his glass in his THE LADY OF SWAN BOURNE 147 eye to obtain a better view of his son's demeanour, ^ have the goodness to remove Master Hugh from the table and place him on the largest oak coffer in the hall until he returns to... himself.' Sanders, whose clean-shaven face a^^- peared incapable of the faintest shade of thought or emotion, silently proceeded to carry out this order, whereupon Master Hugh, in that spirit of pure devilry which sometimes takes possession of youth, suddenly wrenched himself from the man's hands, threw himself upon his back, and kicked.
'Sanders,' continued Mr. Forde-Cusacke, still looking through his eyeglass at the delinquent, whose ankles were promptly secured by a strong hand, ' have the good- ness to lock Master Hugh in the oaken press until further orders.' ' Certainly, sir,' replied Sanders, vanish- ing with the wailing culprit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'■ But,' continued Cynthia, not heeding this interlude, the like of which usually accompanied the family repasts, ' I am afraid that you never will know^ better until you have actually looked at those cottages.' ' Sanders,' said Mr. Forde-Cusacke magisterially, as he fixed his glass in his THE LADY OF SWAN BOURNE 147 eye to obtain a better view of his son's demeanour, ^ have the goodness to remove Master Hugh from the table and place him on the largest oak coffer in the hall until he returns to... himself.' Sanders, whose clean-shaven face a^^- peared incapable of the faintest shade of thought or emotion, silently proceeded to carry out this order, whereupon Master Hugh, in that spirit of pure devilry which sometimes takes possession of youth, suddenly wrenched himself from the man's hands, threw himself upon his back, and kicked.
'Sanders,' continued Mr. Forde-Cusacke, still looking through his eyeglass at the delinquent, whose ankles were promptly secured by a strong hand, ' have the good- ness to lock Master Hugh in the oaken press until further orders.' ' Certainly, sir,' replied Sanders, vanish- ing with the wailing culprit.
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