Peace Campaigns of a Cornet
Peace Campaigns of a Cornet
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There, during the pro- gressive destruction of soup and fish, old Sum- tott was reproached more than once by his fair rib, for not having apprised her of the' visit of Mr. Butler : and the politeness of the said Mr. Butler was again called upon to de» precate any fuither' discussion of the subject; but it would parhaps have been better for the: cornet had he not interposed with this polite-' ness, for old Sumtott and his spouse^ deprived of this subject of conversation, seoned incapaUe a£^ star...ting or following any other, and the' remainder of the time at dinner was employed by our hero in endeavouring to masticate some very tough mutton in solemn silence. Aft^ the cloth was removed j a noise was heard in the hall, which presently approach^ the door of the dining-room ; and before our hero could well settle in his mind what it could be al Digitized by Google A SUNDAY DINNER. 129 about J four children charged into the room in fine style, headed by a young gentleman, to whom Pierce was afterwards introduced as "Master Tom.'' This " Master Tom'' was what Con Lyne called a " tatterin' tarih boy," who never rested for a moment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There, during the pro- gressive destruction of soup and fish, old Sum- tott was reproached more than once by his fair rib, for not having apprised her of the' visit of Mr. Butler : and the politeness of the said Mr. Butler was again called upon to de» precate any fuither' discussion of the subject; but it would parhaps have been better for the: cornet had he not interposed with this polite-' ness, for old Sumtott and his spouse^ deprived of this subject of conversation, seoned incapaUe a£^ star...ting or following any other, and the' remainder of the time at dinner was employed by our hero in endeavouring to masticate some very tough mutton in solemn silence. Aft^ the cloth was removed j a noise was heard in the hall, which presently approach^ the door of the dining-room ; and before our hero could well settle in his mind what it could be al Digitized by Google A SUNDAY DINNER. 129 about J four children charged into the room in fine style, headed by a young gentleman, to whom Pierce was afterwards introduced as "Master Tom.'' This " Master Tom'' was what Con Lyne called a " tatterin' tarih boy," who never rested for a moment.
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