The Tuft-Hunter 3
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Brandleigh.
" Are you going a-float to-day, my Lord ?" THE TUFT-HUNTER. 59 inquired the Tuft-hunter, as he joined Lord Montressor in front of the Yacht Club. " If so, you might take a cruise to Ryde." " I think not ; the wind blows too fresh from the west — quite a gale at sea." The master of his lordship's yacht, who was waiting for orders, looked not a little surpri- sed, for there was scarcely a ripple on the water.
" Drew," continued his lordship, " we shall get under way to-morrow at two o...'clock, if fine. Remember to send for the ice and the pines. We shall have ladies on board." " And remember," said the toady, taking up the conversation, " to strew the deck with lavender, and sprinkle liquid sweets, that no rude savour maritime invade the nose of nice nobility." After delivering himself of this quotation, Mr. Lionel Crouch and his friend Lord Mon- tressor (whom, by the bye, although he " Mon- tressor'd " and " Monted " him in his absence, 60 THE TUFT-HUNTER.
he " my lorded " in his presence to an immea- surable extent of vulgarity, not merely to toady the " nubblelurd," as some of our here- ditary senators call it, but to be overheard by the passing crowd) proceeded to take a stroll through the High Street.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brandleigh.
" Are you going a-float to-day, my Lord ?" THE TUFT-HUNTER. 59 inquired the Tuft-hunter, as he joined Lord Montressor in front of the Yacht Club. " If so, you might take a cruise to Ryde." " I think not ; the wind blows too fresh from the west — quite a gale at sea." The master of his lordship's yacht, who was waiting for orders, looked not a little surpri- sed, for there was scarcely a ripple on the water.
" Drew," continued his lordship, " we shall get under way to-morrow at two o...'clock, if fine. Remember to send for the ice and the pines. We shall have ladies on board." " And remember," said the toady, taking up the conversation, " to strew the deck with lavender, and sprinkle liquid sweets, that no rude savour maritime invade the nose of nice nobility." After delivering himself of this quotation, Mr. Lionel Crouch and his friend Lord Mon- tressor (whom, by the bye, although he " Mon- tressor'd " and " Monted " him in his absence, 60 THE TUFT-HUNTER.
he " my lorded " in his presence to an immea- surable extent of vulgarity, not merely to toady the " nubblelurd," as some of our here- ditary senators call it, but to be overheard by the passing crowd) proceeded to take a stroll through the High Street.
What to read after The Tuft-Hunter 3?
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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