A Little book of English Prose
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. Such characters are only the faint copy of a copy, and can have neither the justness nor spirit of an original.
ENGLISH PROSE 149 SAMUEL JOHNSON (1709-1784) TRAVELLING COMPANIONS In a stage-coach the passengers arc for the most part wholly unknown to one another, and without expectation of ever meeting again when their journey is at an end ; one should therefore imagine that it was of little importance to any of them what conjectures the rest should form concerning him. Yet so it is, that as ...all think themselves secure from detection, all assume that character of which they are most desirous, and on no occasion is the general ambition of superiority more apparently indulged.
On the day of our departure, in the twilight of the morning, I ascended the vehicle with three men and two women, my fellow-travellers. It was easy to observe the affected elevation of mien with which every one entered, and the supercilious civility with which they paid their compliments to each other. When the first ceremony was despatched, we sat silent for a long time, all employed in collecting importance into our faces, and endeavouring to strike reverence and submission into our companions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Such characters are only the faint copy of a copy, and can have neither the justness nor spirit of an original.
ENGLISH PROSE 149 SAMUEL JOHNSON (1709-1784) TRAVELLING COMPANIONS In a stage-coach the passengers arc for the most part wholly unknown to one another, and without expectation of ever meeting again when their journey is at an end ; one should therefore imagine that it was of little importance to any of them what conjectures the rest should form concerning him. Yet so it is, that as ...all think themselves secure from detection, all assume that character of which they are most desirous, and on no occasion is the general ambition of superiority more apparently indulged.
On the day of our departure, in the twilight of the morning, I ascended the vehicle with three men and two women, my fellow-travellers. It was easy to observe the affected elevation of mien with which every one entered, and the supercilious civility with which they paid their compliments to each other. When the first ceremony was despatched, we sat silent for a long time, all employed in collecting importance into our faces, and endeavouring to strike reverence and submission into our companions.
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