Bardell V. Pickwick
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"Daniel--any othername?" "Nathaniel, sir--my lord, I mean. " "_Nathaniel Daniel_--_orDaniel Nathaniel_?" "No, my lord, only Nathaniel, not Daniel at all. " "What did you tell me it was Daniel for, then, sir?" "I didn't, my lord. " "You did, sir. _How could I have got Nathaniel in my notes_, _unless youtold me so_, _sir_?" How admirable is this. The sly satire goes deeper, as Judges, under lessgross conditions, have often made this illogical appeal to "my notes. " Though not gifted with oratoric...al powers which were likely to gain himemployment as a leader, Gaselee's reputation for legal knowledge soonrecommended him to a judge's place. He was accordingly selected on July1st, 1824, to fill a vacancy in the Court of Common Pleas. In that Courthe sat for nearly fourteen years "with the character of a painstakingjudge, and in his private capacity as a worthy and benevolent man. " ThusMr. Foss, F. S. A.
The reader will have noted the Judge's severity to poor Groffin, thechemist, who had pleaded the danger of his boy mistaking oxalic acid forEpsom salts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Daniel--any othername?" "Nathaniel, sir--my lord, I mean. " "_Nathaniel Daniel_--_orDaniel Nathaniel_?" "No, my lord, only Nathaniel, not Daniel at all. " "What did you tell me it was Daniel for, then, sir?" "I didn't, my lord. " "You did, sir. _How could I have got Nathaniel in my notes_, _unless youtold me so_, _sir_?" How admirable is this. The sly satire goes deeper, as Judges, under lessgross conditions, have often made this illogical appeal to "my notes. " Though not gifted with oratoric...al powers which were likely to gain himemployment as a leader, Gaselee's reputation for legal knowledge soonrecommended him to a judge's place. He was accordingly selected on July1st, 1824, to fill a vacancy in the Court of Common Pleas. In that Courthe sat for nearly fourteen years "with the character of a painstakingjudge, and in his private capacity as a worthy and benevolent man. " ThusMr. Foss, F. S. A.
The reader will have noted the Judge's severity to poor Groffin, thechemist, who had pleaded the danger of his boy mistaking oxalic acid forEpsom salts.
What to read after Bardell V. Pickwick?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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