The Wintergreen Microform a Perennial Gift for 1844
The Wintergreen Microform a Perennial Gift for 1844
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She refused point blank. Herman stormed and swore, but his vi- olence had the same effect as his arguments ; the lady could be as abusive as himself, and surely no poissarde could more adroitly wield the weapons of French billingsgate. Herman had married in haste, and he now repented at leisure. He final- ly, in the midst of his perplexity, determined to take Madame to his farm, which he described to her as an elegant country seat, and was surprised to find that this dernier resort was most agr...eeable to her. Their baggage was sent down by water, while they themselves (the happy pair !) were conveyed to New Utrecht by the bay colts, now no longer the glossy, sound, and spirited things that hurried Herman up to town ; but lean, foun- dered, shaggy, and rusty, looking like ten year old horses of an inferior breed, instead of blood- nags descended from Eclipse.
Oloffe received Herman kindly, and his wife coldly. He had been married himself, and he introduced his buxom little Gertrude to the French dame with visible reluctance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She refused point blank. Herman stormed and swore, but his vi- olence had the same effect as his arguments ; the lady could be as abusive as himself, and surely no poissarde could more adroitly wield the weapons of French billingsgate. Herman had married in haste, and he now repented at leisure. He final- ly, in the midst of his perplexity, determined to take Madame to his farm, which he described to her as an elegant country seat, and was surprised to find that this dernier resort was most agr...eeable to her. Their baggage was sent down by water, while they themselves (the happy pair !) were conveyed to New Utrecht by the bay colts, now no longer the glossy, sound, and spirited things that hurried Herman up to town ; but lean, foun- dered, shaggy, and rusty, looking like ten year old horses of an inferior breed, instead of blood- nags descended from Eclipse.
Oloffe received Herman kindly, and his wife coldly. He had been married himself, and he introduced his buxom little Gertrude to the French dame with visible reluctance.
What to read after The Wintergreen Microform a Perennial Gift for 1844?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Keese to read onlineMoreLess
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