The Saint Pauls Magazine
The Saint Pauls Magazine
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And Ben was half displeased to feel that it was not to be his magnani- mous part to provide for his brothers, but that their own share and right remained to them, as indisputably as Benton was his. His proposal was that they should return to the will of '54, of which Mr. Ponsonby still possessed the draft, and a great deal of discussion took place between them. It was half-past six o'clock before any of the party emerged out of the dark library, where they had spent between three and four hours.... Mr. Ponsonby came out, declaring that he was tired and thirsty and half dead, and demanding sherry from the butler, who was preparing the table for dinner. They all went in and stood by the sideboard, and swallowed something to refresh themselves. " And, my dear boys, give me the satisfaction of hearing you say you are contented," said Mr. Ponsonby, " before dinner comes on ; for I should like to be jolly, if I may." "I am perfectly satisfied," said Laurie ; " and Ben is happy lor the first time for some years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Ben was half displeased to feel that it was not to be his magnani- mous part to provide for his brothers, but that their own share and right remained to them, as indisputably as Benton was his. His proposal was that they should return to the will of '54, of which Mr. Ponsonby still possessed the draft, and a great deal of discussion took place between them. It was half-past six o'clock before any of the party emerged out of the dark library, where they had spent between three and four hours.... Mr. Ponsonby came out, declaring that he was tired and thirsty and half dead, and demanding sherry from the butler, who was preparing the table for dinner. They all went in and stood by the sideboard, and swallowed something to refresh themselves. " And, my dear boys, give me the satisfaction of hearing you say you are contented," said Mr. Ponsonby, " before dinner comes on ; for I should like to be jolly, if I may." "I am perfectly satisfied," said Laurie ; " and Ben is happy lor the first time for some years.
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