Bogle Corbet Or the Emigrants volume 3
Bogle Corbet Or the Emigrants volume 3
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he's, ye ken, a souter ; so hearing that trade was brisk at a place they ca' Syra- cuse, he put his heel in his neck ae morning, and whirled himself to that part, where, accord- ing to a letter, he is doing bravely. '"* " And the other — I see ye have brought him back with you ; could not he find employment also r' " There's, to be sure, no scant of work among the Yankies, if a man's heart lie that way ; but Robin, poor lad, did na just gree wi the air of the country, and was ay making adversar...ies by threeping that Glasgow was a brawer town than Rochester ; which among friends will no be de- nied, although an allowance should be made for the difference of eild. But the Yankies are a real upsetting folk, and have no a right re- straint of moderation anent their own ferlies. ''' " I see, Peddie, by what you say, that the short and the long of it is, you did not find yourself quite so great a personage among them as you had expected to be. " 210 BOfJLE CORBKT.
li J/ 'Otl ! It 's wiel kent, Mr, Bogle Corbet, that I 'm no of an audacious disposition ; but homesever, I hae a fancy that a man may be more comfortable among his auld friends than worried to death by clishmaclavering new ones, that are aye argol-bargoling ; and so, upon a full meditation concerning the same, me and Robin packet up our ends and our awls, and hae come back to the King's dominions, which is the next thing to a native land/' Our conversation continued some time longer, but 1 could get no better reason out of him, than that he did not like the United States, and that he judged of the whole Union by the experience he had obtained in the State of New York.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
he's, ye ken, a souter ; so hearing that trade was brisk at a place they ca' Syra- cuse, he put his heel in his neck ae morning, and whirled himself to that part, where, accord- ing to a letter, he is doing bravely. '"* " And the other — I see ye have brought him back with you ; could not he find employment also r' " There's, to be sure, no scant of work among the Yankies, if a man's heart lie that way ; but Robin, poor lad, did na just gree wi the air of the country, and was ay making adversar...ies by threeping that Glasgow was a brawer town than Rochester ; which among friends will no be de- nied, although an allowance should be made for the difference of eild. But the Yankies are a real upsetting folk, and have no a right re- straint of moderation anent their own ferlies. ''' " I see, Peddie, by what you say, that the short and the long of it is, you did not find yourself quite so great a personage among them as you had expected to be. " 210 BOfJLE CORBKT.
li J/ 'Otl ! It 's wiel kent, Mr, Bogle Corbet, that I 'm no of an audacious disposition ; but homesever, I hae a fancy that a man may be more comfortable among his auld friends than worried to death by clishmaclavering new ones, that are aye argol-bargoling ; and so, upon a full meditation concerning the same, me and Robin packet up our ends and our awls, and hae come back to the King's dominions, which is the next thing to a native land/' Our conversation continued some time longer, but 1 could get no better reason out of him, than that he did not like the United States, and that he judged of the whole Union by the experience he had obtained in the State of New York.
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