The Westcotes
The Westcotes
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. Dang this dimpsey old light, I've got a good mind torun after'n and ax'n who 'twas!" He took a step down the hill, butthought better, of it. "No, I won't, " he said; "I'll go and ax Polly. " CHAPTER VI FATE IN A LAURELLED POST-CHAISE All the tongues of Rumour agreed that the Bayfield entertainment hadbeen a success, and Endymion Westcote received many congratulationsupon it at the next meeting of magistrates.
"Nonsense, nonsense!" he protested lightly. "One must do something tomake life more ...tolerable to the poor devils, and 'pon my word 'twasworth it to see their gratitude. They behaved admirably. You see, two-thirds of them are gentlemen, after a fashion; not, perhaps, quite inthe sense in which we understand the word, but then the--ah--modicumof French blood in my veins counteracts, I dare say, some littleinsular prejudices. " "My dear fellow, about such men as de Tocqueville and Rochambeau therecan be no possible question. " "Ah! I'm extremely glad to hear you say so. I feared, perhaps, the waythey managed their table-napkins--" "Not at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Dang this dimpsey old light, I've got a good mind torun after'n and ax'n who 'twas!" He took a step down the hill, butthought better, of it. "No, I won't, " he said; "I'll go and ax Polly. " CHAPTER VI FATE IN A LAURELLED POST-CHAISE All the tongues of Rumour agreed that the Bayfield entertainment hadbeen a success, and Endymion Westcote received many congratulationsupon it at the next meeting of magistrates.
"Nonsense, nonsense!" he protested lightly. "One must do something tomake life more ...tolerable to the poor devils, and 'pon my word 'twasworth it to see their gratitude. They behaved admirably. You see, two-thirds of them are gentlemen, after a fashion; not, perhaps, quite inthe sense in which we understand the word, but then the--ah--modicumof French blood in my veins counteracts, I dare say, some littleinsular prejudices. " "My dear fellow, about such men as de Tocqueville and Rochambeau therecan be no possible question. " "Ah! I'm extremely glad to hear you say so. I feared, perhaps, the waythey managed their table-napkins--" "Not at all.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quiller-Couch Arthur Thomas Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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