Days With Sir Roger De Coverley
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After avery long pause he entered upon an account of this greatcircumstance in his life, with an air which I thought raised myidea of him above what I had ever had before; and gave me thepicture of that chearful mind of his, before it received thatstroke which has ever since affected his words and actions. Buthe went on as follows: "I came to my estate in my twenty-second year, and resolved tofollow the steps of the most worthy of my ancestors who haveinhabited this spot of earth before me, in ...all the methods ofhospitality and good neighbourhood, for the sake of my fame; andin country sports and recreations, for the sake of my health. Inmy twenty-third year I was obliged to serve as sheriff of thecounty; and in my servants, officers, and whole equipage, indulged the pleasure of a young man (who did not think ill ofhis own person) in taking that public occasion of shewing myfigure and behaviour to advantage. You may easily imagine toyourself what appearance I made, who am pretty tall, rid well, and was very well dressed, at the head of a whole county, withmusick before me, a feather in my hat, and my horse well bitted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After avery long pause he entered upon an account of this greatcircumstance in his life, with an air which I thought raised myidea of him above what I had ever had before; and gave me thepicture of that chearful mind of his, before it received thatstroke which has ever since affected his words and actions. Buthe went on as follows: "I came to my estate in my twenty-second year, and resolved tofollow the steps of the most worthy of my ancestors who haveinhabited this spot of earth before me, in ...all the methods ofhospitality and good neighbourhood, for the sake of my fame; andin country sports and recreations, for the sake of my health. Inmy twenty-third year I was obliged to serve as sheriff of thecounty; and in my servants, officers, and whole equipage, indulged the pleasure of a young man (who did not think ill ofhis own person) in taking that public occasion of shewing myfigure and behaviour to advantage. You may easily imagine toyourself what appearance I made, who am pretty tall, rid well, and was very well dressed, at the head of a whole county, withmusick before me, a feather in my hat, and my horse well bitted.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Addison And Richard Steele to read onlineMoreLess
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