Peregrine's Progress
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"A positivewalking disgust! And yet--hum!" "And a very creditable pair o' black eyes, Jervas. " "True, George! Our youth has been observing life at close quarters, itseems. " "B'gad--he has so, brother!" chuckled uncle George.
"Tells me he's spent all his money on women!" My uncle Jervas very nearly dropped his eyeglass.
"Now--'pon my everlasting--" his voice failed and he gazed at me quitedumbfounded for once.
"Think o' Julia!" said uncle George, with a kind of groan. "Thinkof--'Ode to a Thros...tle'--poor Julia--sweet soul!" My two uncles turnedfrom my indignant form to regard each other; then, all at once, thegrim lips of my uncle Jervas twitched, quivered to a flash of whiteteeth, but his laughter was drowned by uncle George's cachinnationswhere he stood on one leg, slapping at the other brawny thigh untilthe dust flew.
"Sirs, " said I, folding my arms and glancing from one to otherdisdainfully, "your mirth is as unwarranted as unseemly! The money inquestion was expended in the service of--of one who--whose need wasinstant and great.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"A positivewalking disgust! And yet--hum!" "And a very creditable pair o' black eyes, Jervas. " "True, George! Our youth has been observing life at close quarters, itseems. " "B'gad--he has so, brother!" chuckled uncle George.
"Tells me he's spent all his money on women!" My uncle Jervas very nearly dropped his eyeglass.
"Now--'pon my everlasting--" his voice failed and he gazed at me quitedumbfounded for once.
"Think o' Julia!" said uncle George, with a kind of groan. "Thinkof--'Ode to a Thros...tle'--poor Julia--sweet soul!" My two uncles turnedfrom my indignant form to regard each other; then, all at once, thegrim lips of my uncle Jervas twitched, quivered to a flash of whiteteeth, but his laughter was drowned by uncle George's cachinnationswhere he stood on one leg, slapping at the other brawny thigh untilthe dust flew.
"Sirs, " said I, folding my arms and glancing from one to otherdisdainfully, "your mirth is as unwarranted as unseemly! The money inquestion was expended in the service of--of one who--whose need wasinstant and great.
What to read after Peregrine's Progress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farnol Jeffery to read onlineMoreLess
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