The Man of the People 1
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Charles sprang about the room in all the ecstacies of a schoolboy on the announce- ment of some unexpected holiday, and then rushed away to apprize his uncle that they were to be off the very next morning. Their quarters would not be vacated for a week, but then the young people had never been yet abroad, any more than Mr. Freemantle, and they proposed to travel leisurely, and see something of the chief towns on the way.
THE MAN OF THE PEOPLE. 157 Accordingly, at six in the morning, the capacio...us long coach, covered with trunks and hung with travelling bags, baskets all filled almost to bursting, and with umbrellas bundled up in oil-skin, was seen dashing off at a smart pace. Lady Peters and her daughter, Mr. Freemantle and his daughter, were, from London, to constitute the inside passengers. Charles took his seat on the box with the coachman, and Philip on another just behind on the front of the coach, where he could converse freely with Charles, and the valet and Lady Peters' maid swung snugly in the dicky behind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Charles sprang about the room in all the ecstacies of a schoolboy on the announce- ment of some unexpected holiday, and then rushed away to apprize his uncle that they were to be off the very next morning. Their quarters would not be vacated for a week, but then the young people had never been yet abroad, any more than Mr. Freemantle, and they proposed to travel leisurely, and see something of the chief towns on the way.
THE MAN OF THE PEOPLE. 157 Accordingly, at six in the morning, the capacio...us long coach, covered with trunks and hung with travelling bags, baskets all filled almost to bursting, and with umbrellas bundled up in oil-skin, was seen dashing off at a smart pace. Lady Peters and her daughter, Mr. Freemantle and his daughter, were, from London, to constitute the inside passengers. Charles took his seat on the box with the coachman, and Philip on another just behind on the front of the coach, where he could converse freely with Charles, and the valet and Lady Peters' maid swung snugly in the dicky behind.
What to read after The Man of the People 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howitt, William, 1792-1879 to read onlineMoreLess
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