Our Little Gipsy : a Novel 1
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His face was almost girl-like yet. But nature, as if to mock at this effeminacy of appearance, had given to Tresham the strength, the courage, the endurance of a giant. He could sit up 122 Our Little Gipsy.
all night, yet be never the worse on the morrow. His digestion was never known to fail. With impunity he could ride a horse another man dare not mount. He had gained renown as a cricketer. Secretly he patron- ised the ring, and had learned to use his fists as cleverly as many a well-trained ...pugilist. Nature, withal, in sport had shed over Tresham such an air of delicacy ; nature had set upon him such a stamp of aristocracy.
"Who could mistake the likeness ? He was, in truth, Augusta's very son. The mother's air of distinction clave to him even in his wildest hours, his maddest pranks. But Augusta was ever the same Augusta.
She never descended from her pedestal, while Tresham could fling himself down from his any day, and find excitement in the change.
Sir Charles had once really loved Tresham, — had felt a deep interest in him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His face was almost girl-like yet. But nature, as if to mock at this effeminacy of appearance, had given to Tresham the strength, the courage, the endurance of a giant. He could sit up 122 Our Little Gipsy.
all night, yet be never the worse on the morrow. His digestion was never known to fail. With impunity he could ride a horse another man dare not mount. He had gained renown as a cricketer. Secretly he patron- ised the ring, and had learned to use his fists as cleverly as many a well-trained ...pugilist. Nature, withal, in sport had shed over Tresham such an air of delicacy ; nature had set upon him such a stamp of aristocracy.
"Who could mistake the likeness ? He was, in truth, Augusta's very son. The mother's air of distinction clave to him even in his wildest hours, his maddest pranks. But Augusta was ever the same Augusta.
She never descended from her pedestal, while Tresham could fling himself down from his any day, and find excitement in the change.
Sir Charles had once really loved Tresham, — had felt a deep interest in him.
What to read after Our Little Gipsy : a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steinman, Emma C. C to read onlineMoreLess
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