Collected Writings volume 7
Collected Writings volume 7
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1- Ballads and Ballad-Singers describes him, but a very spruce person, in superfine scarlet, ready to answer all — invitations to dinner. Your warder, or warden, is, in fact, now a mere hall- porter, and the high-sounding " donjon-keep " — nothing more nor less than Newgate.
And now, having, we think, successfully proved that your ballad-singer comes of an " ould ancient family, " we trust we have influenced the aristocratic feelings of our readers in his favour, and hoping for a patient read- ...ing, we shall plunge directly into our subject, first asking pardon for this somewhat lengthy introduction, into which our anxiety for the reputation of the ancient and respectable craft of ballad-singing has betrayed us.
When the day begins to wane, and the evening air is fresh, (if any thing can ever be fresh in a city, ) and people are sauntering along the streets, as if the business of all were over — of all, save the lamp-lighter, he, the only active being amongst a world of loungers, skipping along from lamp to lamp, which, one by one, " start into light " with perspective regularity, telling of the flight of the " flaming minister " up the long street before you — then, we say, is it pleasant to roam along the quays, for instance, and halt at the foot of each bridge, or branch ofF into Capel-street or Parliament-street, or proceed further westward to the more vocal neighbourhood of Bridge or Barrack-streets, and listen to the ballad-singers of all denominations that, without fail, are labouring in their vocation in these quarters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1- Ballads and Ballad-Singers describes him, but a very spruce person, in superfine scarlet, ready to answer all — invitations to dinner. Your warder, or warden, is, in fact, now a mere hall- porter, and the high-sounding " donjon-keep " — nothing more nor less than Newgate.
And now, having, we think, successfully proved that your ballad-singer comes of an " ould ancient family, " we trust we have influenced the aristocratic feelings of our readers in his favour, and hoping for a patient read- ...ing, we shall plunge directly into our subject, first asking pardon for this somewhat lengthy introduction, into which our anxiety for the reputation of the ancient and respectable craft of ballad-singing has betrayed us.
When the day begins to wane, and the evening air is fresh, (if any thing can ever be fresh in a city, ) and people are sauntering along the streets, as if the business of all were over — of all, save the lamp-lighter, he, the only active being amongst a world of loungers, skipping along from lamp to lamp, which, one by one, " start into light " with perspective regularity, telling of the flight of the " flaming minister " up the long street before you — then, we say, is it pleasant to roam along the quays, for instance, and halt at the foot of each bridge, or branch ofF into Capel-street or Parliament-street, or proceed further westward to the more vocal neighbourhood of Bridge or Barrack-streets, and listen to the ballad-singers of all denominations that, without fail, are labouring in their vocation in these quarters.
What to read after Collected Writings volume 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lover Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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