Reminiscences of a Huntsman
Reminiscences of a Huntsman
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" This is no place just now for the like o'3'ou;" — alluding, in all probability, to my presence, and the expected approach of Lord Malmsbury. I saw the repulsed body, liead and all, as its owner a poor Negro looked in with longing eyes as he crept past the window, with less clothes upon him than I ever saw on anything like a man, save as assigned in pictorial re- presentations of Adam. A few rags hung about him.
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but cliest, head, and feet were bare, and nij^ped... by the wind and frost to an inflammatory blue and fer- ruginous brown. Jumping up, I oj^ened the door and called him back : he came Avith indistinct or con- fused notions of charity or the cage. " Come in, " I said, "my good fellow:" he obeyed me. " Come on, " was the next bidding ; and then our conversation, kept up as it had been only on one side, terminated by my pointing to the vacant chimney corner by my little table, — to the considerable growling of Jessie and astonishment of mine hostess, — into that seat the poor Negro mechanically fell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" This is no place just now for the like o'3'ou;" — alluding, in all probability, to my presence, and the expected approach of Lord Malmsbury. I saw the repulsed body, liead and all, as its owner a poor Negro looked in with longing eyes as he crept past the window, with less clothes upon him than I ever saw on anything like a man, save as assigned in pictorial re- presentations of Adam. A few rags hung about him.
2G6 EEMINISCENCES OF A HUNTSMAN.
but cliest, head, and feet were bare, and nij^ped... by the wind and frost to an inflammatory blue and fer- ruginous brown. Jumping up, I oj^ened the door and called him back : he came Avith indistinct or con- fused notions of charity or the cage. " Come in, " I said, "my good fellow:" he obeyed me. " Come on, " was the next bidding ; and then our conversation, kept up as it had been only on one side, terminated by my pointing to the vacant chimney corner by my little table, — to the considerable growling of Jessie and astonishment of mine hostess, — into that seat the poor Negro mechanically fell.
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