The Writings of Douglas Jerrold
The Writings of Douglas Jerrold
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{Aside : Not a syllable from me about the baker.) Digitized |)yLjOOQlC TIME WORKS WONDERS. 105 Sir Gilb, By the way, I have an odd smattering of the genea- logieB of my country. Only give me the father of the lady, and I doubt not— if they go so far — I'll name her ancestors, aye to the Conquest.
Miss T, To be sure you would. Her father ! Well, he was a man ! The poor who came to him for bread is unknown.
Sir Gilb, Ha ! The lordly hospitality of an ancient pedigree.
Miss T, Yes, *twas just the ...same with his father and his grand- father before him. {Aside : For they were both in the business.) Sir Gilb, Oh, who could mistake her inborn dignity — the tmacquired grace — the gentleness, so cordial, yet refined ! That harmony of manner — ^the natural music of high-bom loveliness 1 Miss T. (Aside : If that doesn't sound like marriage-bells, I never heard the ringers. In the garden he may speak out.) Excuse me. Sir Gilbert, I have to feed my little family.
Sir Gilb, Madam !
Miss T, Gold fish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
{Aside : Not a syllable from me about the baker.) Digitized |)yLjOOQlC TIME WORKS WONDERS. 105 Sir Gilb, By the way, I have an odd smattering of the genea- logieB of my country. Only give me the father of the lady, and I doubt not— if they go so far — I'll name her ancestors, aye to the Conquest.
Miss T, To be sure you would. Her father ! Well, he was a man ! The poor who came to him for bread is unknown.
Sir Gilb, Ha ! The lordly hospitality of an ancient pedigree.
Miss T, Yes, *twas just the ...same with his father and his grand- father before him. {Aside : For they were both in the business.) Sir Gilb, Oh, who could mistake her inborn dignity — the tmacquired grace — the gentleness, so cordial, yet refined ! That harmony of manner — ^the natural music of high-bom loveliness 1 Miss T. (Aside : If that doesn't sound like marriage-bells, I never heard the ringers. In the garden he may speak out.) Excuse me. Sir Gilbert, I have to feed my little family.
Sir Gilb, Madam !
Miss T, Gold fish.
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