Charles Dickens And Rochester
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CHARLES DICKENS AND ROCHESTER, 9 This may have been well understood three hundred years ago, but, Time had drawn a veil over the true reading of the inscription, till quite lately, when Mr. W. Gibson Ward of Ross, pointed out, that the Proctors who are not to participate in the charity, were a set of mendicants, who swarmed everywhere in the South of England, under the pretence of collecting alms for the support of Leper-houses, at a time, too, when these Hospitals had fortunately become unnece...ssary.
In the time of Watts, these Proctors had become a greater nuisance than the Leprosy itself. Hence the prohibition.
Dickens under guise of a seventh poor Traveller, then gives a description of the Charity as administered in 1854.
I had been wandering about the neighbouring cathedral and had seen the tomb of Richard Watts, with the effigy of worthy Master Richard starting out of it like a ship's figure-head, and the way being very short and very plain, I had come prosperously to the inscription and the quaint old door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHARLES DICKENS AND ROCHESTER, 9 This may have been well understood three hundred years ago, but, Time had drawn a veil over the true reading of the inscription, till quite lately, when Mr. W. Gibson Ward of Ross, pointed out, that the Proctors who are not to participate in the charity, were a set of mendicants, who swarmed everywhere in the South of England, under the pretence of collecting alms for the support of Leper-houses, at a time, too, when these Hospitals had fortunately become unnece...ssary.
In the time of Watts, these Proctors had become a greater nuisance than the Leprosy itself. Hence the prohibition.
Dickens under guise of a seventh poor Traveller, then gives a description of the Charity as administered in 1854.
I had been wandering about the neighbouring cathedral and had seen the tomb of Richard Watts, with the effigy of worthy Master Richard starting out of it like a ship's figure-head, and the way being very short and very plain, I had come prosperously to the inscription and the quaint old door.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Langton, Robert, 1825-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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