The Virginians
The Virginians
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Then, presently, at a fartherstage of the talk, he flung up both his hands and performed othergestures indicating surprise and agitation.
"The boy is telling him, " thought the chaplain. When Mr. Warrington cameback in an hour, he found his reverence deep in the composition of asermon. Harry's face was grave and melancholy; he flung down his hat, buried himself in a great chair, and then came from his lips somethinglike an execration.
"The young ladies are going, and our heart is affected?" sai...d thechaplain, looking up from his manuscript.
"Heart!" sneered Harry.
"Which of the young ladies is the conqueror, sir? I thought theyoungest's eyes followed you about at your ball. " "Confound the little termagant!" broke out Harry. "What does she mean bybeing so pert to me? She treats me as if I was a fool!" "And no man is, sir, with a woman!" said the scribe of the sermon.
"Ain't they, Chaplain?" And Harry growled out more naughty wordsexpressive of inward disquiet.
"By the way, have you heard anything of your lost property?" asked thechaplain, presently looking up from his pages.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then, presently, at a fartherstage of the talk, he flung up both his hands and performed othergestures indicating surprise and agitation.
"The boy is telling him, " thought the chaplain. When Mr. Warrington cameback in an hour, he found his reverence deep in the composition of asermon. Harry's face was grave and melancholy; he flung down his hat, buried himself in a great chair, and then came from his lips somethinglike an execration.
"The young ladies are going, and our heart is affected?" sai...d thechaplain, looking up from his manuscript.
"Heart!" sneered Harry.
"Which of the young ladies is the conqueror, sir? I thought theyoungest's eyes followed you about at your ball. " "Confound the little termagant!" broke out Harry. "What does she mean bybeing so pert to me? She treats me as if I was a fool!" "And no man is, sir, with a woman!" said the scribe of the sermon.
"Ain't they, Chaplain?" And Harry growled out more naughty wordsexpressive of inward disquiet.
"By the way, have you heard anything of your lost property?" asked thechaplain, presently looking up from his pages.
What to read after The Virginians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thackeray, William Makepeace, 1811-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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