Coningsby by Earl of Beaconsfield Benjamin Disraeli
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'Well, I for one will not play if Fielding major plays amongst the Aquatics. That is settled.' 'Oh! nonsense; he will pay his money if you ask him.' 'I shall not ask him again. The captain duns us every day. It is an infernal shame.' 'I say, Burnham, where can one get some toffy? This fellow never has any.' 'I will tell you; at Barnes' on the bridge. The best toffy in the world.' 'I will go at once. I must have some toffy.' 'Just help me with this verse, Collins,' said one boy to another, in an imploring tone, 'that's a good fellow.' 'Well, give it us: first syllable in _fabri_ is short; three false quantities in the two first lines! You're a pretty one. There, I have done it for you.' 'That's a good fellow.' 'Any fellow seen Buckhurst?' 'Gone up the river with Coningsby and Henry Sydney.' 'But he must be back by this time. I want him to make the list for the match to-morrow. Where the deuce can Buckhurst be?' |
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