The Vicar's Courtship 2
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keen glance that shot from the farmer s little cold grey eyes, that instantly relapsed into a blank good nature.
The idle commercial gentlemen with the bushy whiskers and redundant gold Albert chain, with three spade guineas appended to it, and with evident power to add to their number, rephed "with the greatest pleasure, sir," and rang the bell accordingly. When the waiter came. Farmer BrowTi ordered his brown brandy and water of him in a friendly way, yet with a manner that implied he did not... every day reward his skill at market with such a treat.
" Soda and brandy," said the man by the fire, with the grand insolence of his species.
'' And bring me, waiter, a bottle of cham, and mind it's dry." The waiter bowed and left the room. " And what do you say, Danvers, to a game at three card loo," said the man b}^ the mndow ; " it's so awful dull down here." (He kept tattooing the table with his ring finger — quite a tune he kept — his business friend some- times tapping too as if impelled by irresistible musical predilections to help out the tune).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
keen glance that shot from the farmer s little cold grey eyes, that instantly relapsed into a blank good nature.
The idle commercial gentlemen with the bushy whiskers and redundant gold Albert chain, with three spade guineas appended to it, and with evident power to add to their number, rephed "with the greatest pleasure, sir," and rang the bell accordingly. When the waiter came. Farmer BrowTi ordered his brown brandy and water of him in a friendly way, yet with a manner that implied he did not... every day reward his skill at market with such a treat.
" Soda and brandy," said the man by the fire, with the grand insolence of his species.
'' And bring me, waiter, a bottle of cham, and mind it's dry." The waiter bowed and left the room. " And what do you say, Danvers, to a game at three card loo," said the man b}^ the mndow ; " it's so awful dull down here." (He kept tattooing the table with his ring finger — quite a tune he kept — his business friend some- times tapping too as if impelled by irresistible musical predilections to help out the tune).
What to read after The Vicar's Courtship 2?
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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