The Tuft-Hunter 1
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way, with Crouch, to Lambeth, when con- triving to amuse Lionel with an account of a very recherche aristocratic dinner, he brought him back to the Bedford in Covent Garden at three in the morning, where, after drink- ing some soda and brandy, a new departure was taken, with " Good morning, Lionel, I am going home to the Regent's Park." " Well," says the Tuft-hunter, " that's in my way;" and, upon leaving his friend in Sussex Terrace, he took his leave a second time, and afterwards walked leisu...rely home to his lodgings in Clifford Street.
A few mornings after Miss Callendar's arrival in town, and the one we have described at the commencement of this chapter, Lionel Crouch found himself, as was his daily cus- tom, at the breakfast-table of Lord Montres- sor in the Albany.
" Oh, Montressor, such an importation !
a perfect divinity ! the image of the Spinoza, who you remember at Florence ; rich as Cro> THE TUFT-HUNTER. 181 sus, face angelic, figure superb : she'll turn every man's head in London." " She seems to have turned yours," replied the virtuoso.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
way, with Crouch, to Lambeth, when con- triving to amuse Lionel with an account of a very recherche aristocratic dinner, he brought him back to the Bedford in Covent Garden at three in the morning, where, after drink- ing some soda and brandy, a new departure was taken, with " Good morning, Lionel, I am going home to the Regent's Park." " Well," says the Tuft-hunter, " that's in my way;" and, upon leaving his friend in Sussex Terrace, he took his leave a second time, and afterwards walked leisu...rely home to his lodgings in Clifford Street.
A few mornings after Miss Callendar's arrival in town, and the one we have described at the commencement of this chapter, Lionel Crouch found himself, as was his daily cus- tom, at the breakfast-table of Lord Montres- sor in the Albany.
" Oh, Montressor, such an importation !
a perfect divinity ! the image of the Spinoza, who you remember at Florence ; rich as Cro> THE TUFT-HUNTER. 181 sus, face angelic, figure superb : she'll turn every man's head in London." " She seems to have turned yours," replied the virtuoso.
What to read after The Tuft-Hunter 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lennox, William Pitt, Lord, 1799-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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