Entertaining Anecdotes From Every Available Source
Entertaining Anecdotes From Every Available Source
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Probably one of the gentlemen has; keep it, and in the mean time I will inquire. '— I said, "Sir, it is not mine, take you the money: if you meet the right owner, well; if not, throw it in the funds of the school. ' He answered, ' You must keep it till I make the inquiry. ' I took it again with reluctance. The next day he told me that Mr. Bayley had lost a half-guinea, and I might give it to him the first time I saw him; I did so: — three days afterwards yix. Bayley came to me and said, ' Mr. C..., it is true that I lost a half-guinea, but I am not sure that this is the half-guinea I lost ; unless I were so, I could not conscientiously keep it ; therefore you must take it again. ' I said it is not mine, probably it '\% yours \ therefore I cannot take it. He answered, ' I will not keep it; /-^az'
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Probably one of the gentlemen has; keep it, and in the mean time I will inquire. '— I said, "Sir, it is not mine, take you the money: if you meet the right owner, well; if not, throw it in the funds of the school. ' He answered, ' You must keep it till I make the inquiry. ' I took it again with reluctance. The next day he told me that Mr. Bayley had lost a half-guinea, and I might give it to him the first time I saw him; I did so: — three days afterwards yix. Bayley came to me and said, ' Mr. C..., it is true that I lost a half-guinea, but I am not sure that this is the half-guinea I lost ; unless I were so, I could not conscientiously keep it ; therefore you must take it again. ' I said it is not mine, probably it '\% yours \ therefore I cannot take it. He answered, ' I will not keep it; /-^az'
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