Bickerstaff-Partridge Papers
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Partridge, my oldfriend; but poor man, he is gone. I beg your pardon, says another, youlook so like my old acquaintance that I used to consult on some privateoccasions; but, alack, he's gone the way of all flesh---- Look, look, look, cries a third, after a competent space of staring at me, would notone think our neighbour the almanack-maker, was crept out of his graveto take t'other peep at the stars in this world, and shew how much he isimprov'd in fortune-telling by having taken a journey to ...the other?
Nay, the very reader, of our parish, a good sober, discreet person, hassent two or three times for me to come and be buried decently, or sendhim sufficient reasons to the contrary, if I have been interr'd in anyother parish, to produce my certificate, as the act requires. My poorwife is almost run distracted with being called Widow Partridge, whenshe knows its false; and once a term she is cited into the court, totake out letters of administration. But the greatest grievance is, apaultry quack, that takes up my calling just under my nose, and in hisprinted directions with N.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Partridge, my oldfriend; but poor man, he is gone. I beg your pardon, says another, youlook so like my old acquaintance that I used to consult on some privateoccasions; but, alack, he's gone the way of all flesh---- Look, look, look, cries a third, after a competent space of staring at me, would notone think our neighbour the almanack-maker, was crept out of his graveto take t'other peep at the stars in this world, and shew how much he isimprov'd in fortune-telling by having taken a journey to ...the other?
Nay, the very reader, of our parish, a good sober, discreet person, hassent two or three times for me to come and be buried decently, or sendhim sufficient reasons to the contrary, if I have been interr'd in anyother parish, to produce my certificate, as the act requires. My poorwife is almost run distracted with being called Widow Partridge, whenshe knows its false; and once a term she is cited into the court, totake out letters of administration. But the greatest grievance is, apaultry quack, that takes up my calling just under my nose, and in hisprinted directions with N.
What to read after Bickerstaff-Partridge Papers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Swift, Jonathan, 1667-1745 to read onlineMoreLess
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