The Squire 1
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Mabel will lose her wits with fright if you mount." " I am much honoured by Miss Conyers's 19^ THE SQUIRE.
humane anxiety ; but she must feel, after what has passed, that it is necessary I should prove I made no boast of what I dared not at least attempt. — I have no doubt as to the result."" " Then you have ridden, though you have no horses of your own ?*' inquired the squire, who was vexed at his own petulance, and could not but admire the respectful firmness of the young man.
" Constantly, s...ir. I have frequently as- sisted a famous breaker (a singular character living near us) in taming the wildest colts; besides having practised in a wandering circus to whose owner I had rendered some little service." ^' Why did you not say so before ?" asked Mr. Conyers bluntly.
" You gave me no opportunity, sir, and might have thought it boasting." " Ay, ay, hot young blood takes offence at trifles : I was young myself once. I am sorry for what I said ; and now, come in : — or mount, an' you will,'' seeing that the young man's heart was set upon it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mabel will lose her wits with fright if you mount." " I am much honoured by Miss Conyers's 19^ THE SQUIRE.
humane anxiety ; but she must feel, after what has passed, that it is necessary I should prove I made no boast of what I dared not at least attempt. — I have no doubt as to the result."" " Then you have ridden, though you have no horses of your own ?*' inquired the squire, who was vexed at his own petulance, and could not but admire the respectful firmness of the young man.
" Constantly, s...ir. I have frequently as- sisted a famous breaker (a singular character living near us) in taming the wildest colts; besides having practised in a wandering circus to whose owner I had rendered some little service." ^' Why did you not say so before ?" asked Mr. Conyers bluntly.
" You gave me no opportunity, sir, and might have thought it boasting." " Ay, ay, hot young blood takes offence at trifles : I was young myself once. I am sorry for what I said ; and now, come in : — or mount, an' you will,'' seeing that the young man's heart was set upon it.
What to read after The Squire 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pickering, Ellen, D. 1843 to read onlineMoreLess
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