[Lord Kilgobbin by Charles Lever]@TWC D-Link bookLord Kilgobbin CHAPTER X 4/17
Those chickens near you are the least ornamental things I see.
Cut me off a wing. Oh, I forgot, you never acquired the barbarous art of carving.' 'I can cut this,' said Nina, drawing a dish of tongue towards her. 'What! that marvellous production like a parterre of flowers? It would be downright profanation to destroy it.' 'Then shall I give you some of this, Kate ?' 'Why, child, that is strawberry-cream.
But I cannot eat all alone; do help yourself.' 'I shall take something by-and-by.' 'What do young ladies in Italy eat when they are--no, I don't mean in love--I shall call it--in despair ?' 'Give me some of that white wine beside you.
There! don't you hear a noise? I'm certain I heard the sound of wheels.' 'Most sincerely I trust not.
I wouldn't for anything these people should break in upon us now.
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