The Man of the World (1792)
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it shall be done, my lord.
_Lord Lum. _ Thou art an honest fellow, Sir Pertinax, upon honour.
_Sir Per. _ O! my lord, it is my duty to oblige your lordship to the utmoststretch of my abeelity.
_Enter_ TOMLINS.
_Tom. _ Colonel Toper presents his compliments to you, sir, and having nofamily down with him in the country, he and Captain Hardbottle, if notinconvenient, will do themselves the honour of taking a family dinner withyou.
_Sir Per. _ They are two of our militia officers--does your lor...dship knowthem?
_LordLum. _ By sight only.
_Sir Per. _ I am afraid, my lord, they will interrupt our business.
_Lord Lum. _ Not at all: I should be glad to be acquainted with Toper; theysay he's a damned jolly fellow.
_Sir Per. _ O! devilish jolly--devilish jolly: he and the captain are thetwo hardest drinkers in the county.
_Lord Lum. _ So I have heard; let us have them by all means, Mac: they willenliven the scene. How far are they from you?
_Sir Per. _ Just across the meadows--not half a mile, my lord: a step, astep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
it shall be done, my lord.
_Lord Lum. _ Thou art an honest fellow, Sir Pertinax, upon honour.
_Sir Per. _ O! my lord, it is my duty to oblige your lordship to the utmoststretch of my abeelity.
_Enter_ TOMLINS.
_Tom. _ Colonel Toper presents his compliments to you, sir, and having nofamily down with him in the country, he and Captain Hardbottle, if notinconvenient, will do themselves the honour of taking a family dinner withyou.
_Sir Per. _ They are two of our militia officers--does your lor...dship knowthem?
_LordLum. _ By sight only.
_Sir Per. _ I am afraid, my lord, they will interrupt our business.
_Lord Lum. _ Not at all: I should be glad to be acquainted with Toper; theysay he's a damned jolly fellow.
_Sir Per. _ O! devilish jolly--devilish jolly: he and the captain are thetwo hardest drinkers in the county.
_Lord Lum. _ So I have heard; let us have them by all means, Mac: they willenliven the scene. How far are they from you?
_Sir Per. _ Just across the meadows--not half a mile, my lord: a step, astep.
What to read after The Man of the World (1792)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macklin Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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