The Caxtons — volume 13
The Caxtons — volume 13
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We did talk it over, and I obtained Peterson's promise to respect thepreserve henceforth; and we thereon grew so cordial that he walked homewith me, and even presented me, shyly and apologetically, with the fivepheasants he had shot. From that time I sought him out. He was a youngfellow not four and twenty, who had taken to poaching from the wildsport of the thing, and from some confused notions that he had a licensefrom Nature to poach. I soon found out that he was meant for betterthings than ...to spend six months of the twelve in prison, and finish hislife on the gallows after killing a gamekeeper. That seemed to me hismost probable destiny in the Old World, so I talked him into a burningdesire for the New one; and a most valuable aid in the Bush he provedtoo.
My third selection was in a personage who could bring little physicalstrength to help us, but who had more mind (though with a wrong twist init) than both the others put together.
A worthy couple in the village had a son, who, being slight and puny, compared to the Cumberland breed, was shouldered out of the market ofagricultural labor, and went off, yet a boy, to a manufacturing town.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We did talk it over, and I obtained Peterson's promise to respect thepreserve henceforth; and we thereon grew so cordial that he walked homewith me, and even presented me, shyly and apologetically, with the fivepheasants he had shot. From that time I sought him out. He was a youngfellow not four and twenty, who had taken to poaching from the wildsport of the thing, and from some confused notions that he had a licensefrom Nature to poach. I soon found out that he was meant for betterthings than ...to spend six months of the twelve in prison, and finish hislife on the gallows after killing a gamekeeper. That seemed to me hismost probable destiny in the Old World, so I talked him into a burningdesire for the New one; and a most valuable aid in the Bush he provedtoo.
My third selection was in a personage who could bring little physicalstrength to help us, but who had more mind (though with a wrong twist init) than both the others put together.
A worthy couple in the village had a son, who, being slight and puny, compared to the Cumberland breed, was shouldered out of the market ofagricultural labor, and went off, yet a boy, to a manufacturing town.
What to read after The Caxtons — volume 13?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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