The Tory Baronet, Or Tories, Whigs, And Radicals 1
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Beggars description !" " You might as well have said an Apollo, my lord," replied Scrope; "for many a time in the Highlands, if I have not made the woods leap and the forests dance, I have made the lasses jig." The Miss Clappertons played some duets, which Lord Swainton called divine. Scrope sang some Irish melodies most delightfully, in the opinion of the ladies; and Montague made them all laugh most heartily, as well as himself, with " Have you ever seen little Lord Jo...hn At a Bedford town election r* G 2 124 THE TORY BARONET, and with another, " My dearest O'Connell, what think you of Ireland ?" " Now for a round game," said Sir Ed- ward ; and Sir Felix was very lucky at Specu- lation.
It was past one before the drawing-room was forsaken ; and the new west-end servant at Clapham Hall could not understand what Sir Edward meant when he informed him on en- tering his service, that he kept early hours and little company. " Nameporte, as Lord Harry used to say after his French valet, who taught him to speak his nasty language grammatically ,"*' muttered Sir Edward's fash- ionable servant ; " nameporte (iiimporte), it will be all one and the same thing at the end of the year, — but there goes two, and so I must go too, — and that too will be to bed." Scrope left by eight in the morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ha! ha! ha! He! he! he!
Beggars description !" " You might as well have said an Apollo, my lord," replied Scrope; "for many a time in the Highlands, if I have not made the woods leap and the forests dance, I have made the lasses jig." The Miss Clappertons played some duets, which Lord Swainton called divine. Scrope sang some Irish melodies most delightfully, in the opinion of the ladies; and Montague made them all laugh most heartily, as well as himself, with " Have you ever seen little Lord Jo...hn At a Bedford town election r* G 2 124 THE TORY BARONET, and with another, " My dearest O'Connell, what think you of Ireland ?" " Now for a round game," said Sir Ed- ward ; and Sir Felix was very lucky at Specu- lation.
It was past one before the drawing-room was forsaken ; and the new west-end servant at Clapham Hall could not understand what Sir Edward meant when he informed him on en- tering his service, that he kept early hours and little company. " Nameporte, as Lord Harry used to say after his French valet, who taught him to speak his nasty language grammatically ,"*' muttered Sir Edward's fash- ionable servant ; " nameporte (iiimporte), it will be all one and the same thing at the end of the year, — but there goes two, and so I must go too, — and that too will be to bed." Scrope left by eight in the morning.
What to read after The Tory Baronet, Or Tories, Whigs, And Radicals 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilks, John, D. 1846 to read onlineMoreLess
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