The Pickwick Papers
The Pickwick Papers
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So, blessher old soul, she sat as upright as she could, in her great chair, andlooked as fierce as might be--and that was benevolent after all.
'Mother, ' said Wardle, 'Mr. Pickwick. You recollect him?' 'Never mind, ' replied the old lady, with great dignity. 'Don't troubleMr. Pickwick about an old creetur like me. Nobody cares about me now, and it's very nat'ral they shouldn't. ' Here the old lady tossed herhead, and smoothed down her lavender-coloured silk dress with tremblinghands. 'Come, co...me, ma'am, ' said Mr. Pickwick, 'I can't let you cut anold friend in this way. I have come down expressly to have a long talk, and another rubber with you; and we'll show these boys and girls how todance a minuet, before they're eight-and-forty hours older. ' The old lady was rapidly giving way, but she did not like to do it allat once; so she only said, 'Ah! I can't hear him!' 'Nonsense, mother, ' said Wardle. 'Come, come, don't be cross, there'sa good soul. Recollect Bella; come, you must keep her spirits up, poorgirl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So, blessher old soul, she sat as upright as she could, in her great chair, andlooked as fierce as might be--and that was benevolent after all.
'Mother, ' said Wardle, 'Mr. Pickwick. You recollect him?' 'Never mind, ' replied the old lady, with great dignity. 'Don't troubleMr. Pickwick about an old creetur like me. Nobody cares about me now, and it's very nat'ral they shouldn't. ' Here the old lady tossed herhead, and smoothed down her lavender-coloured silk dress with tremblinghands. 'Come, co...me, ma'am, ' said Mr. Pickwick, 'I can't let you cut anold friend in this way. I have come down expressly to have a long talk, and another rubber with you; and we'll show these boys and girls how todance a minuet, before they're eight-and-forty hours older. ' The old lady was rapidly giving way, but she did not like to do it allat once; so she only said, 'Ah! I can't hear him!' 'Nonsense, mother, ' said Wardle. 'Come, come, don't be cross, there'sa good soul. Recollect Bella; come, you must keep her spirits up, poorgirl.
What to read after The Pickwick Papers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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