Essays of Leigh Hunt
Essays of Leigh Hunt
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He hates the boy for imposing upon him, and the boys for reminding him that he has been imposed upon ; and he would willingly twinge the cheeks of all nine. The cut of his whip over the coach is very malignant. He has a constant eye to the road behind him. He has also an eye to what may be left in the coach.
He will undertake to search the straw for you, and miss the half-crown on purpose. He speculates on what he may get above his fare, according to your manners or company; and knows how much ...to ask for driving &ster or slower than usual. He /does not like wet weather so much as people sup- pose; for he says it rots both his horses and harness, and he takes parties out of town when the weather is fine, which produces good payments in a lump. Lovers, late supper-eateis, and girls going home from boarding-school, are his best pay. He has a rascally air of remonstrance when you dispute half the over-chaige, and according to the temper he is in, begs you to consider his bread, hopes you will not make such a fiiss about a trifle; or tells you, you may take his number or sit in the coach all night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He hates the boy for imposing upon him, and the boys for reminding him that he has been imposed upon ; and he would willingly twinge the cheeks of all nine. The cut of his whip over the coach is very malignant. He has a constant eye to the road behind him. He has also an eye to what may be left in the coach.
He will undertake to search the straw for you, and miss the half-crown on purpose. He speculates on what he may get above his fare, according to your manners or company; and knows how much ...to ask for driving &ster or slower than usual. He /does not like wet weather so much as people sup- pose; for he says it rots both his horses and harness, and he takes parties out of town when the weather is fine, which produces good payments in a lump. Lovers, late supper-eateis, and girls going home from boarding-school, are his best pay. He has a rascally air of remonstrance when you dispute half the over-chaige, and according to the temper he is in, begs you to consider his bread, hopes you will not make such a fiiss about a trifle; or tells you, you may take his number or sit in the coach all night.
What to read after Essays of Leigh Hunt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rogers, Bruce, 1870-1957, Former Owner. Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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