Up the Rhine
Up the Rhine
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libellous heathen I Begone ! You shall no longer profane my dwelling I Hence, I say P — and extending his arm to give force to the mandate, the venerable Pastor thrust his attenuated fingers into the flame of the candle, and started up broad awake !
UP THE RHINE. 93 "TO REBECCA PAGE.
Dear Becky, — Thenk hevin the storm I tould you of has blowed over ; but I believe I may thank master for it, who was so kind as say I mite turn a Turk or a Hottenpot, if so be it agreed with my conshense. As for m...issus, she looks gi-umpy enuff at my new devotions — ^but let her look, I mayn't always be her servent to be tride xperiments on, as was the case this blessed morning. Complaining, as usual, of her weak state of nerves, she was advized by Mrs.
Markhum to try the Rine Baths, as being verry braceing ; and missus was so considderrit as to let poor me make the fust trial. The Baths are kep in a floting house, witch is made fast to the Rine Bridge, of boats ; and a pretty rushin and rampagin the river makes between them,*like a mill race.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
libellous heathen I Begone ! You shall no longer profane my dwelling I Hence, I say P — and extending his arm to give force to the mandate, the venerable Pastor thrust his attenuated fingers into the flame of the candle, and started up broad awake !
UP THE RHINE. 93 "TO REBECCA PAGE.
Dear Becky, — Thenk hevin the storm I tould you of has blowed over ; but I believe I may thank master for it, who was so kind as say I mite turn a Turk or a Hottenpot, if so be it agreed with my conshense. As for m...issus, she looks gi-umpy enuff at my new devotions — ^but let her look, I mayn't always be her servent to be tride xperiments on, as was the case this blessed morning. Complaining, as usual, of her weak state of nerves, she was advized by Mrs.
Markhum to try the Rine Baths, as being verry braceing ; and missus was so considderrit as to let poor me make the fust trial. The Baths are kep in a floting house, witch is made fast to the Rine Bridge, of boats ; and a pretty rushin and rampagin the river makes between them,*like a mill race.
What to read after Up the Rhine?
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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