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was obstinate, and insisted on laying the cloth on a little island, to be like Robinson Crusoe." " It was called an Ait," said Miss Twigg af- fectedly, " and had a verdant tree in the middle." " To be sure," said Twigg gravely, " I ought to have remembered that the Thames was a tidy river, and always rising and falling like the stocks.
Well, there we were— hamper unpacked — cloth spread — pigeon pie — cold ham — cold fowl — cold TYLNEY HALL. 203 punch — every thing cold and comfortable — when a...ll at once, says Mrs. T. with a scream, ' Mercy on us, the island's getting littler ! ' And sure enough, as we watched, the water kept creeping on, and creeping on, till it came to the edge of the table-cloth and threatened to swallow up every- thing ! There we were, in eminent danger, and no boat; for those d — d boys had gone up the d — d river after some d — d swans." " Haw ! haw ! haw !" burst out the graceless Twigg, junior; " and when we came back, and looked for the island, there was 'Tilda singing-out, on the top of the tree ; and mother roosting a little further down ; with father hugging the trunk, up to his coat -flaps in water !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
was obstinate, and insisted on laying the cloth on a little island, to be like Robinson Crusoe." " It was called an Ait," said Miss Twigg af- fectedly, " and had a verdant tree in the middle." " To be sure," said Twigg gravely, " I ought to have remembered that the Thames was a tidy river, and always rising and falling like the stocks.
Well, there we were— hamper unpacked — cloth spread — pigeon pie — cold ham — cold fowl — cold TYLNEY HALL. 203 punch — every thing cold and comfortable — when a...ll at once, says Mrs. T. with a scream, ' Mercy on us, the island's getting littler ! ' And sure enough, as we watched, the water kept creeping on, and creeping on, till it came to the edge of the table-cloth and threatened to swallow up every- thing ! There we were, in eminent danger, and no boat; for those d — d boys had gone up the d — d river after some d — d swans." " Haw ! haw ! haw !" burst out the graceless Twigg, junior; " and when we came back, and looked for the island, there was 'Tilda singing-out, on the top of the tree ; and mother roosting a little further down ; with father hugging the trunk, up to his coat -flaps in water !
What to read after Tylney Hall 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hood, Thomas, 1799-1845 to read onlineMoreLess
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