A Bone to Gnaw for Grant Thorburn Being An Examination of the Life of This Cele
A Bone to Gnaw for Grant Thorburn Being An Examination of the Life of This Cele
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I wonder that Grant makes no mention of his seeing the Crown in the Tower, an object which all lories adore; likewise he says nothing of the wild beasts that are kept there, although he represented the republicans as wild beasts at the burning of Jay's Treaty. I rather wonder that Grant should be attached to a King, Church, and Priest Government, after being excommunicated for shaking hands with the immortal Thomas Paine; but he, like other superstitious fools, bows and trembles before kings an...d priests, more than before God.
13 The greatest part of the book entitled" Men and Manners in Britain, is . Composed of extracts from the history of England and Scotland, the other part ia filled up with frivolous stories and lies, dictated by Grant and placed there by the writer: p. 71; he says, the churchyards look like gardens ; in the month of Ja- nuary, he says, I saw the lauristinus, the rose, the stock and the wall-flower in full bloom. Well done Grant, Thomas Paine said it is easier to tell a lie than to vr ork a miracle, and a person wishing to tell a lie, should tell a good big one at once : Grant's is a thumper, which every body knows that is acquainted with the climate of England and Scotland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wonder that Grant makes no mention of his seeing the Crown in the Tower, an object which all lories adore; likewise he says nothing of the wild beasts that are kept there, although he represented the republicans as wild beasts at the burning of Jay's Treaty. I rather wonder that Grant should be attached to a King, Church, and Priest Government, after being excommunicated for shaking hands with the immortal Thomas Paine; but he, like other superstitious fools, bows and trembles before kings an...d priests, more than before God.
13 The greatest part of the book entitled" Men and Manners in Britain, is . Composed of extracts from the history of England and Scotland, the other part ia filled up with frivolous stories and lies, dictated by Grant and placed there by the writer: p. 71; he says, the churchyards look like gardens ; in the month of Ja- nuary, he says, I saw the lauristinus, the rose, the stock and the wall-flower in full bloom. Well done Grant, Thomas Paine said it is easier to tell a lie than to vr ork a miracle, and a person wishing to tell a lie, should tell a good big one at once : Grant's is a thumper, which every body knows that is acquainted with the climate of England and Scotland.
What to read after A Bone to Gnaw for Grant Thorburn Being An Examination of the Life of This Cele?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Veterinary Surgeon Carver to read onlineMoreLess
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