God's Fool; a Koopstad Story 2
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But it doesn't matter. We can skip Elias ; and yet the story, I flatter me, will remain interesting still, for Hendrik Lossell was very wide-aw T ake and unclouded, and able to do any amount of mental arithmetic, connected with tea. Besides, there is a murder later on, if you care to get so far, just as there is in this morning's ' Police.' Elias Lossell is uninteresting, but he cannot help it. He is only a fool, and not even a titled one. Had he lived in England and had his florins been pounds... sterling, he would probably, as eldest son of the late merchant prince, his father, A PRINCE AMONG PAUPERS 139 have been Sir Elias Lossell, or even, per- haps, Lord Taycaddy. And the Honourable Henk and the Honourable Hub would have been more honourable then than they can ever hope to be now or henceforth. And Elias would have been interesting, although belonging to a not uncommon class. But all that is impossible. There never was a Baron took to trade in Holland yet, neither in tea nor in cotton nor in anything else, excepting the seven pearls of his coronet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it doesn't matter. We can skip Elias ; and yet the story, I flatter me, will remain interesting still, for Hendrik Lossell was very wide-aw T ake and unclouded, and able to do any amount of mental arithmetic, connected with tea. Besides, there is a murder later on, if you care to get so far, just as there is in this morning's ' Police.' Elias Lossell is uninteresting, but he cannot help it. He is only a fool, and not even a titled one. Had he lived in England and had his florins been pounds... sterling, he would probably, as eldest son of the late merchant prince, his father, A PRINCE AMONG PAUPERS 139 have been Sir Elias Lossell, or even, per- haps, Lord Taycaddy. And the Honourable Henk and the Honourable Hub would have been more honourable then than they can ever hope to be now or henceforth. And Elias would have been interesting, although belonging to a not uncommon class. But all that is impossible. There never was a Baron took to trade in Holland yet, neither in tea nor in cotton nor in anything else, excepting the seven pearls of his coronet.
What to read after God's Fool; a Koopstad Story 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maartens, Maarten, 1858-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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