The Youth of Jefferson
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" And leaning over, he poured out a glass of wine and sipped it.
"I was coming along, and thought I would come in, " he said. "How isyour Excellency to-day?" "Dying of weariness!" "What! even your great Latin song----" "Is growing dull, sir. How can a man live on solitude and Latin? Nogirls, no frolics, no fun, no nothing, if I may use that inelegantexpression, " said Sir Asinus.
"Go back, then. " "Never!" "Why not?" "Do you ask? I am a martyr, sir, to my great and expanded politicalideas; my r...eligious opinions; my theory of human rights. " "Ah, indeed? Well, they ought to appreciate the compliment you paythem, and console you in your exile. " "They do, sir, " said Sir Asinus.
"Delighted to hear it, " sighed Jacques, setting down his glass. "HasDoctor Small called on you yet?" "No. I fervently desire that he will call. We could sing my Latin songtogether--he would take the bass; and in three hours I should make ofhim a convert to my political ideas. " "Indeed? Shall I mention that you wish to see him?" "No, I believe not, " said Sir Asinus; "I am busy at present.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And leaning over, he poured out a glass of wine and sipped it.
"I was coming along, and thought I would come in, " he said. "How isyour Excellency to-day?" "Dying of weariness!" "What! even your great Latin song----" "Is growing dull, sir. How can a man live on solitude and Latin? Nogirls, no frolics, no fun, no nothing, if I may use that inelegantexpression, " said Sir Asinus.
"Go back, then. " "Never!" "Why not?" "Do you ask? I am a martyr, sir, to my great and expanded politicalideas; my r...eligious opinions; my theory of human rights. " "Ah, indeed? Well, they ought to appreciate the compliment you paythem, and console you in your exile. " "They do, sir, " said Sir Asinus.
"Delighted to hear it, " sighed Jacques, setting down his glass. "HasDoctor Small called on you yet?" "No. I fervently desire that he will call. We could sing my Latin songtogether--he would take the bass; and in three hours I should make ofhim a convert to my political ideas. " "Indeed? Shall I mention that you wish to see him?" "No, I believe not, " said Sir Asinus; "I am busy at present.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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