Things I Can Tell
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"That's a big word, " said I. "What can she do ? " " Everything, " he replied.
" Can she gallop a horse ? " "Yes. " " Has she o^ood hands ? " " Yes — rather ! " " Puts a horse real well at a fence and sits it well when going over ? " "Yes. " "Pilots herself. ?" "Yes. " " Opens gates for herself easily ? " "Yes. " 199 Things I can Tell " And pray, what more can she do ? " I asked, " Well, " he replied, " I think you've pretty well covered all that is required to make a topper to hounds. " ** Now..., " said I, " I happen to know a better lady to hounds. " " The dickens you do, " cried he. " Why, what more can she do. " " Well, " I answered, " she knows what the hounds are doing, and was brought up by a past-master in the art from quite a small child. She learnt to watch hounds, and to know what they're at ; she's my sister-in-law, Miss Naylor, and she was tauoht to ride and watch hounds by Lord Tredegar. " " I must own your paragon has beaten mine, " he said good humouredly, and I learnt after- wards that my fellow passenger was poor De Crespigny.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"That's a big word, " said I. "What can she do ? " " Everything, " he replied.
" Can she gallop a horse ? " "Yes. " " Has she o^ood hands ? " " Yes — rather ! " " Puts a horse real well at a fence and sits it well when going over ? " "Yes. " "Pilots herself. ?" "Yes. " " Opens gates for herself easily ? " "Yes. " 199 Things I can Tell " And pray, what more can she do ? " I asked, " Well, " he replied, " I think you've pretty well covered all that is required to make a topper to hounds. " ** Now..., " said I, " I happen to know a better lady to hounds. " " The dickens you do, " cried he. " Why, what more can she do. " " Well, " I answered, " she knows what the hounds are doing, and was brought up by a past-master in the art from quite a small child. She learnt to watch hounds, and to know what they're at ; she's my sister-in-law, Miss Naylor, and she was tauoht to ride and watch hounds by Lord Tredegar. " " I must own your paragon has beaten mine, " he said good humouredly, and I learnt after- wards that my fellow passenger was poor De Crespigny.
What to read after Things I Can Tell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Derrick Warner William Westenra Rossmore to read onlineMoreLess
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