A Political Romance
A Political Romance
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--So that it appearsvery plain to me, That the Romance, neither directly nor indirectly, goes upon Temporal, but altogether upon Church-Matters. --And do not youthink, says he, softening his Voice a little, and addressing himself tothe Parson with a forced Smile, --Do not you think Doctor, says he, Thatthe Dispute in the Romance, between the Parson of the Parish and John, about the Height of John's Desk, is a very fine Panegyrick upon theHumility of Church-Men?--I think, says the Parson, it is ...much of thesame Fineness with that which your Profession is complimented with, inthe pimping, dirty, pettyfogging Character of Trim, --which, in myOpinion, Sir, is just such another Panegyrick upon the Honestly ofAttornies.
Nothing whets the Spirits like an Insult:--Therefore the Parson went onwith a visible Superiority and an uncommon Acuteness. --As you are sohappy, Sir, continues he, in making Applications, --pray turn over a Pageor two to the black Law-Letters in the Romance. --What do you think ofthem, Sir?--Nay, --pray read the Grant of the Great Watch-Coat and Trim'sRenunciation of the Breeches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--So that it appearsvery plain to me, That the Romance, neither directly nor indirectly, goes upon Temporal, but altogether upon Church-Matters. --And do not youthink, says he, softening his Voice a little, and addressing himself tothe Parson with a forced Smile, --Do not you think Doctor, says he, Thatthe Dispute in the Romance, between the Parson of the Parish and John, about the Height of John's Desk, is a very fine Panegyrick upon theHumility of Church-Men?--I think, says the Parson, it is ...much of thesame Fineness with that which your Profession is complimented with, inthe pimping, dirty, pettyfogging Character of Trim, --which, in myOpinion, Sir, is just such another Panegyrick upon the Honestly ofAttornies.
Nothing whets the Spirits like an Insult:--Therefore the Parson went onwith a visible Superiority and an uncommon Acuteness. --As you are sohappy, Sir, continues he, in making Applications, --pray turn over a Pageor two to the black Law-Letters in the Romance. --What do you think ofthem, Sir?--Nay, --pray read the Grant of the Great Watch-Coat and Trim'sRenunciation of the Breeches.
What to read after A Political Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laurence Sterne to read onlineMoreLess
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