Continental Adventures. a Novel .. 1
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I. T 274 SKETCH TAKING, ' What do you stand grinning there for, you rascal ? Help me up, or I'll break your head.
Help me up, I say, you impudent scoundrel !"* exclaimed the enraged Peer to the footman who had answered the bell, and who stood with a broad grin upon his face, unable to refrain from joining in the general chorus of laughter at the sight of the unfortunate Peer upon his knees.
The ^impudent scoundrel' at last got him upon his legs, and he limped across the room, casting a look of ...wrath upon Colonel Cleveland, who was rolling upon a sofa in a helpless pa- roxysm of mirth, and another at Mrs. Cleveland, who in vain attempted to speak to him, being wholly unable to articulate for laughter; he flung the door behind him with a violent clap, and left the house.
It may be imagined, that, after this denoue- ment. Lord Lumbercourt and 'Gregory' left Lausanne as fast as the natural dilatoriness of their nature would admit, and faster than they had ever been known to do any thing before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I. T 274 SKETCH TAKING, ' What do you stand grinning there for, you rascal ? Help me up, or I'll break your head.
Help me up, I say, you impudent scoundrel !"* exclaimed the enraged Peer to the footman who had answered the bell, and who stood with a broad grin upon his face, unable to refrain from joining in the general chorus of laughter at the sight of the unfortunate Peer upon his knees.
The ^impudent scoundrel' at last got him upon his legs, and he limped across the room, casting a look of ...wrath upon Colonel Cleveland, who was rolling upon a sofa in a helpless pa- roxysm of mirth, and another at Mrs. Cleveland, who in vain attempted to speak to him, being wholly unable to articulate for laughter; he flung the door behind him with a violent clap, and left the house.
It may be imagined, that, after this denoue- ment. Lord Lumbercourt and 'Gregory' left Lausanne as fast as the natural dilatoriness of their nature would admit, and faster than they had ever been known to do any thing before.
What to read after Continental Adventures. a Novel .. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eaton, Charlotte A. (Charlotte Anne), 1788-1859 to read onlineMoreLess
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