Sketches By Boz, Illustrative of Everyday Life And Every-Day People
Sketches By Boz, Illustrative of Everyday Life And Every-Day People
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Timson having conscientiousscruples on the subject of card-playing, drank brandy-and-water, and kept up a running spar with Mr. Watkins Tottle. The eveningwent off well; Mr. Watkins Tottle was in high spirits, having somereason to be gratified with his reception by Miss Lillerton; andbefore he left, a small party was made up to visit the Beulah Spaon the following Saturday.
'It's all right, I think, ' said Mr. Gabriel Parsons to Mr. WatkinsTottle as he opened the garden gate for him.
'I hope so..., ' he replied, squeezing his friend's hand.
'You'll be down by the first coach on Saturday, ' said Mr. GabrielParsons.
'Certainly, ' replied Mr. Watkins Tottle. 'Undoubtedly. ' But fortune had decreed that Mr. Watkins Tottle should not be downby the first coach on Saturday. His adventures on that day, however, and the success of his wooing, are subjects for anotherchapter.
CHAPTER THE SECOND 'The first coach has not come in yet, has it, Tom?' inquired Mr. Gabriel Parsons, as he very complacently paced up and down thefourteen feet of gravel which bordered the 'lawn, ' on the Saturdaymorning which had been fixed upon for the Beulah Spa jaunt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Timson having conscientiousscruples on the subject of card-playing, drank brandy-and-water, and kept up a running spar with Mr. Watkins Tottle. The eveningwent off well; Mr. Watkins Tottle was in high spirits, having somereason to be gratified with his reception by Miss Lillerton; andbefore he left, a small party was made up to visit the Beulah Spaon the following Saturday.
'It's all right, I think, ' said Mr. Gabriel Parsons to Mr. WatkinsTottle as he opened the garden gate for him.
'I hope so..., ' he replied, squeezing his friend's hand.
'You'll be down by the first coach on Saturday, ' said Mr. GabrielParsons.
'Certainly, ' replied Mr. Watkins Tottle. 'Undoubtedly. ' But fortune had decreed that Mr. Watkins Tottle should not be downby the first coach on Saturday. His adventures on that day, however, and the success of his wooing, are subjects for anotherchapter.
CHAPTER THE SECOND 'The first coach has not come in yet, has it, Tom?' inquired Mr. Gabriel Parsons, as he very complacently paced up and down thefourteen feet of gravel which bordered the 'lawn, ' on the Saturdaymorning which had been fixed upon for the Beulah Spa jaunt.
What to read after Sketches By Boz, Illustrative of Everyday Life And Every-Day People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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