Mr. Isaacs
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Nothing but tigers andshikarries and other native abominations to talk to. Do you not thinkso?" "Why, yes. I told Mr. Ghyrkins that all the little Smith-Tompkinschildren had the measles, and the house was not safe. If they have nothad them, they will, I have no doubt. Heaven is just, and will not leaveyou to the conversational mercies of the entertaining tiger and theengaging shikarry. " "By Jove, Mr. Griggs, that was a brilliant idea: and, as you say, theymay all get the measles yet. The fact ...is, I have set my heart on thisthing. Miss Westonhaugh said she had never seen a tiger, except in cagesand that kind of thing, and so I made up my mind she should. Besides, itwill be no end of a lark; just when nobody is thinking about tigers, yougo off and kill a tremendous fellow, fifteen or sixteen feet long, andcome back covered with glory and mosquito bites, and tell everybody thatMiss Westonhaugh shot him herself with a pocket pistol. That will beglorious!" "I should like it very much too; and I really see no reason why itshould not be done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nothing but tigers andshikarries and other native abominations to talk to. Do you not thinkso?" "Why, yes. I told Mr. Ghyrkins that all the little Smith-Tompkinschildren had the measles, and the house was not safe. If they have nothad them, they will, I have no doubt. Heaven is just, and will not leaveyou to the conversational mercies of the entertaining tiger and theengaging shikarry. " "By Jove, Mr. Griggs, that was a brilliant idea: and, as you say, theymay all get the measles yet. The fact ...is, I have set my heart on thisthing. Miss Westonhaugh said she had never seen a tiger, except in cagesand that kind of thing, and so I made up my mind she should. Besides, itwill be no end of a lark; just when nobody is thinking about tigers, yougo off and kill a tremendous fellow, fifteen or sixteen feet long, andcome back covered with glory and mosquito bites, and tell everybody thatMiss Westonhaugh shot him herself with a pocket pistol. That will beglorious!" "I should like it very much too; and I really see no reason why itshould not be done.
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