A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, Part 4.
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" "No family? Why, Sandy, isn't this your home?" "Now how indeed might that be? I have no home. " "Well, then, whose house is this?" "Ah, wit you well I would tell you an I knew myself. " "Come--you don't even know these people? Then who invited us here?" "None invited us. We but came; that is all. " "Why, woman, this is a most extraordinary performance. Theeffrontery of it is beyond admiration. We blandly march intoa man's house, and cram it full of the only really valuable nobilitythe sun has... yet discovered in the earth, and then it turns outthat we don't even know the man's name. How did you ever ventureto take this extravagant liberty? I supposed, of course, it wasyour home. What will the man say?" "What will he say? Forsooth what can he say but give thanks?" "Thanks for what?" Her face was filled with a puzzled surprise: "Verily, thou troublest mine understanding with strange words. Do ye dream that one of his estate is like to have the honor twicein his life to entertain company such as we have brought to gracehis house withal?" "Well, no--when you come to that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "No family? Why, Sandy, isn't this your home?" "Now how indeed might that be? I have no home. " "Well, then, whose house is this?" "Ah, wit you well I would tell you an I knew myself. " "Come--you don't even know these people? Then who invited us here?" "None invited us. We but came; that is all. " "Why, woman, this is a most extraordinary performance. Theeffrontery of it is beyond admiration. We blandly march intoa man's house, and cram it full of the only really valuable nobilitythe sun has... yet discovered in the earth, and then it turns outthat we don't even know the man's name. How did you ever ventureto take this extravagant liberty? I supposed, of course, it wasyour home. What will the man say?" "What will he say? Forsooth what can he say but give thanks?" "Thanks for what?" Her face was filled with a puzzled surprise: "Verily, thou troublest mine understanding with strange words. Do ye dream that one of his estate is like to have the honor twicein his life to entertain company such as we have brought to gracehis house withal?" "Well, no--when you come to that.
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