Vivian Grey V. 4
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IV. N ^66 VIVIAN GREY.
So perfectly astounded were the three gentle- men by this unexpected entrance, that some moments elapsed ere either of them found words at his command. At length the master of the house spoke.
" Mr. von Philipson, I beg the favour of being informed who this person is ?" The Prince did not answer, but looked at Vivian in great distress ; and just as our hero was about to give Mr. BeckendorfF the requi- site information, Essper George, taking up the parable himself, seized ...the opportunity of ex- plaining the mystery.
"Who am I ? — who are you ? I am an honest man, and no traitor ; and if ail were the same, why, then there would be no rogues in Reisenburg, and no lone houses in woods and bye places to wheedle young lords to. Who am I.'' — a man. There's an arm! there's a leg!
Can you see through a wood by twilight? if so, your's is a better eye than mine. Can you eat an unskinned hare, or dine on the haunch of a bounding stag.'* if so, your teeth are sharper than mine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IV. N ^66 VIVIAN GREY.
So perfectly astounded were the three gentle- men by this unexpected entrance, that some moments elapsed ere either of them found words at his command. At length the master of the house spoke.
" Mr. von Philipson, I beg the favour of being informed who this person is ?" The Prince did not answer, but looked at Vivian in great distress ; and just as our hero was about to give Mr. BeckendorfF the requi- site information, Essper George, taking up the parable himself, seized ...the opportunity of ex- plaining the mystery.
"Who am I ? — who are you ? I am an honest man, and no traitor ; and if ail were the same, why, then there would be no rogues in Reisenburg, and no lone houses in woods and bye places to wheedle young lords to. Who am I.'' — a man. There's an arm! there's a leg!
Can you see through a wood by twilight? if so, your's is a better eye than mine. Can you eat an unskinned hare, or dine on the haunch of a bounding stag.'* if so, your teeth are sharper than mine.
What to read after Vivian Grey V. 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Disraeli, Benjamin, Earl of Beaconsfield, 1804-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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