The Romany Rye a Sequel to Lavengro
The Romany Rye a Sequel to Lavengro
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" 21 322 APPENDIX. [CHAP. Iv. The mechanic of the borough town, who sees him dashing through the streets in an open landau, drawn by four milk-white horses, amidst its attendant out-riders ; his wife, a monster of a woman, by his side, stout as the wife of Tamerlane, who weighed twenty stone, and bedizened out like her whose person shone with the jewels of plundered Persia, stares with silent wonder, and at last exclaims: "That's the man for my vote!" You tell the clown that the man of the mans...ion has contributed enormously to cor- rupt the rural innocence of England ; you point to an incipient branch railroad, from around which the accents of Gomorrah are sounding, and beg him to listen for a moment, and then close his ears. Hodge scratches his head and says : " Well, I have nothing to say to that ; all I known is that he is bang up, and I wish I were he " ; perhaps he will add a Hodge has been known to add " He has been kind enough to put my son on that very rail- road ; 'tis true the company is somewhat queer, and the work rather killing, but he gets there half a crown a day, whereas from the farmers he would only get eighteenpence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 21 322 APPENDIX. [CHAP. Iv. The mechanic of the borough town, who sees him dashing through the streets in an open landau, drawn by four milk-white horses, amidst its attendant out-riders ; his wife, a monster of a woman, by his side, stout as the wife of Tamerlane, who weighed twenty stone, and bedizened out like her whose person shone with the jewels of plundered Persia, stares with silent wonder, and at last exclaims: "That's the man for my vote!" You tell the clown that the man of the mans...ion has contributed enormously to cor- rupt the rural innocence of England ; you point to an incipient branch railroad, from around which the accents of Gomorrah are sounding, and beg him to listen for a moment, and then close his ears. Hodge scratches his head and says : " Well, I have nothing to say to that ; all I known is that he is bang up, and I wish I were he " ; perhaps he will add a Hodge has been known to add " He has been kind enough to put my son on that very rail- road ; 'tis true the company is somewhat queer, and the work rather killing, but he gets there half a crown a day, whereas from the farmers he would only get eighteenpence.
What to read after The Romany Rye a Sequel to Lavengro?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Borrow to read onlineMoreLess
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