The Vicar's Courtship 1
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He's only a hupstart. Who are you a-movingon?'' " Oh, pray give him this/' said Amy to one of the footmen, trembling with horror at the scene that had ensued. It was half-a-crown.
The gentleman interfered. ^'No,"he said, ''by Jove, no, the fellow shan't have an}i^hing." Then he stepj)ed up, six foot of him, to the driver, who still continued his objurgations. " If you don't get on your box, and shut up, you fellow," he said, " and drive off directly, by Jove, sir, I'll make you ; you shan't ins...ult this lady — you'd better think t^vice about it. I hit rather hard, they tell me, from the shoulder." The man eyed his antagonist from top to toe, then sullenly got up on the box, and submitted to his audience that perhaps two shillings wouldn't hurt the young lady.
The officer took out a shilling, and gave it the man. Then the fly drove away. Amy stopped for a moment to thank her champion, and then glided away up stairs.
" How do you like that girl ? " said the cham- pion to a friend still more flighty than himself ; *' governess, I suppose '?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He's only a hupstart. Who are you a-movingon?'' " Oh, pray give him this/' said Amy to one of the footmen, trembling with horror at the scene that had ensued. It was half-a-crown.
The gentleman interfered. ^'No,"he said, ''by Jove, no, the fellow shan't have an}i^hing." Then he stepj)ed up, six foot of him, to the driver, who still continued his objurgations. " If you don't get on your box, and shut up, you fellow," he said, " and drive off directly, by Jove, sir, I'll make you ; you shan't ins...ult this lady — you'd better think t^vice about it. I hit rather hard, they tell me, from the shoulder." The man eyed his antagonist from top to toe, then sullenly got up on the box, and submitted to his audience that perhaps two shillings wouldn't hurt the young lady.
The officer took out a shilling, and gave it the man. Then the fly drove away. Amy stopped for a moment to thank her champion, and then glided away up stairs.
" How do you like that girl ? " said the cham- pion to a friend still more flighty than himself ; *' governess, I suppose '?
What to read after The Vicar's Courtship 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thornbury, Walter, 1828-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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