Essays of British Essayists Including Biographical And Critical Sketches Volu
Essays of British Essayists Including Biographical And Critical Sketches Volu
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While supper was preparing, he enlarged upon the happiness of the neighbor- ing shire ; " for, " says he, " there is scarce a Presbyterian in the whole county, except the bishop. " In short, I found by his discourse that he had learned a great deal of politics, but not one word of religion, from the parson of his parish; and, in- deed, that he had scarce any other notion of religion but that it consisted in hating Presbyterians. I had a remarkable instance of his notions in this particular. Upo...n seeing a poor decrepit old woman pass under the window where we sat, he desired me to take notice of her ; and afterwards informed me that she was generally reputed a witch by the country people, but that, for his part, he was apt to believe she was a Presbyterian.
Supper was no sooner served in that he took occasion, from a shoulder of mutton that lay before us, to cry up the plenty of England, which would be the happiest country in the world, provided we would live within ourselves. Upon which he ex- patiated on the inconveniences of trade, that carried from us the commodities of our country, and made a parcel of upstarts as rich as men of the most ancient families of England.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While supper was preparing, he enlarged upon the happiness of the neighbor- ing shire ; " for, " says he, " there is scarce a Presbyterian in the whole county, except the bishop. " In short, I found by his discourse that he had learned a great deal of politics, but not one word of religion, from the parson of his parish; and, in- deed, that he had scarce any other notion of religion but that it consisted in hating Presbyterians. I had a remarkable instance of his notions in this particular. Upo...n seeing a poor decrepit old woman pass under the window where we sat, he desired me to take notice of her ; and afterwards informed me that she was generally reputed a witch by the country people, but that, for his part, he was apt to believe she was a Presbyterian.
Supper was no sooner served in that he took occasion, from a shoulder of mutton that lay before us, to cry up the plenty of England, which would be the happiest country in the world, provided we would live within ourselves. Upon which he ex- patiated on the inconveniences of trade, that carried from us the commodities of our country, and made a parcel of upstarts as rich as men of the most ancient families of England.
What to read after Essays of British Essayists Including Biographical And Critical Sketches Volu?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Ferguson to read onlineMoreLess
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