The Life of Charles Lever
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Thirty-five years after, he is found in " Tony Butler, " sketching the cot once occupied by himself.
The bathing season over, Portstewart became the " Deserted Village"; and the houses which had previously been the scenes of joyous coteries, were once more held by poor fishermen clad in the oilskin panoply of their craft. Although Lever's position was far enough removed from that te stagna- tion " to which the life of a country doctor tends, he guarded against it by cultivating Maxwell. He was ...Rector of Balla, in Mayo ; but those who remember his dashing disposition will not be surprised to learn that difficulties overtook him, and led to his rustication at Portrush, in the hope of evading duns. A congeniality of tastes brought Lever and Maxwell closely together. The latter, as the author of " Captain Blake, " may be said to have founded the military novel; and Lever's plans, which had been long simmering in his braiu, gradually attained boiling heat in the fervid companionship of the brilliant parson, who enjoyed wine and punch at night, and was given more to soda-water than " sermons " the next day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thirty-five years after, he is found in " Tony Butler, " sketching the cot once occupied by himself.
The bathing season over, Portstewart became the " Deserted Village"; and the houses which had previously been the scenes of joyous coteries, were once more held by poor fishermen clad in the oilskin panoply of their craft. Although Lever's position was far enough removed from that te stagna- tion " to which the life of a country doctor tends, he guarded against it by cultivating Maxwell. He was ...Rector of Balla, in Mayo ; but those who remember his dashing disposition will not be surprised to learn that difficulties overtook him, and led to his rustication at Portrush, in the hope of evading duns. A congeniality of tastes brought Lever and Maxwell closely together. The latter, as the author of " Captain Blake, " may be said to have founded the military novel; and Lever's plans, which had been long simmering in his braiu, gradually attained boiling heat in the fervid companionship of the brilliant parson, who enjoyed wine and punch at night, and was given more to soda-water than " sermons " the next day.
What to read after The Life of Charles Lever?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William John Fitzpatrick to read onlineMoreLess
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