The New Vicar of Wakefield
The New Vicar of Wakefield
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In Sydney it woidd be looked upon as an act of cruelty. " He had been telling me throughout the drive what they used to do in Sydney, as if it were the greatest place on earth. So I thought I would talse a bit of a rise out of him, and said : "Why, don't you know, Mr. Smith, tJiey ax© weaoiers?" "Oh, ah, indeed, " he replied, with affected sui'prise. "I didn't observe the fact. I beg your pardon, Mr. Wake^ field. " "Well, there were about half-a-dozen dogs' muzzles in the store-room, so next mo...rning before Smith was up, I told on© of the men to put the dogs' muzzles on a few lambs. So when Smith came out I showed him the lambs, and told 202 THE NEW VICAR OP WAKEFIELD.
him that our first work was to get all the lambs on the station muzzled ; but, unfortunately, I was short of muzzles. 'Now, ' I said, 'I want you tO' ride over to Yarra Downs ' — that was shortly before you came, Richardson ; Bradley, you remember, was in charge. " Mr. Richardson nodded, to signify that he remem- bered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Sydney it woidd be looked upon as an act of cruelty. " He had been telling me throughout the drive what they used to do in Sydney, as if it were the greatest place on earth. So I thought I would talse a bit of a rise out of him, and said : "Why, don't you know, Mr. Smith, tJiey ax© weaoiers?" "Oh, ah, indeed, " he replied, with affected sui'prise. "I didn't observe the fact. I beg your pardon, Mr. Wake^ field. " "Well, there were about half-a-dozen dogs' muzzles in the store-room, so next mo...rning before Smith was up, I told on© of the men to put the dogs' muzzles on a few lambs. So when Smith came out I showed him the lambs, and told 202 THE NEW VICAR OP WAKEFIELD.
him that our first work was to get all the lambs on the station muzzled ; but, unfortunately, I was short of muzzles. 'Now, ' I said, 'I want you tO' ride over to Yarra Downs ' — that was shortly before you came, Richardson ; Bradley, you remember, was in charge. " Mr. Richardson nodded, to signify that he remem- bered.
What to read after The New Vicar of Wakefield?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sydney Glanville Fielding to read onlineMoreLess
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