Frictional Electricity
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It is dedicated, I think, to Charlesthe Second, and it begins with Fifteen Propositions, and she read everyone of them Propositions from first to last. Then she turned to thesection, sir, about Salutations and Recreations, and she read and readand read until, sir, actually it made my head swim.
"Do you know, sir, is Barclay still alive--the man who wrote that book?Is there no way of getting even with him?
"I couldn't get away. I might have walked out somehow with the chairfastened to me; but I ...couldn't go, could I, sir, with the table tied tomy leg, and particularly if I had to climb the fence? So I had to setthere and be regarded as a burglar.
"But at last I _would_ be heard, and I told her I was no burglar but aninnercent man; and then she looked in the index to find if Barclay hadanything interesting to say about the wickedness of telling falsehoods. And then I said I was a member of the Baptist Society, and she said atonce she would read Barclay on the errors of that sect; but I insistedon being heard, and I explained to her that I got into this trouble bytrying to cure William Jones by frictional electricity, and she said:'Thee has an ingenious and fruitful mind to invent such a story.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is dedicated, I think, to Charlesthe Second, and it begins with Fifteen Propositions, and she read everyone of them Propositions from first to last. Then she turned to thesection, sir, about Salutations and Recreations, and she read and readand read until, sir, actually it made my head swim.
"Do you know, sir, is Barclay still alive--the man who wrote that book?Is there no way of getting even with him?
"I couldn't get away. I might have walked out somehow with the chairfastened to me; but I ...couldn't go, could I, sir, with the table tied tomy leg, and particularly if I had to climb the fence? So I had to setthere and be regarded as a burglar.
"But at last I _would_ be heard, and I told her I was no burglar but aninnercent man; and then she looked in the index to find if Barclay hadanything interesting to say about the wickedness of telling falsehoods. And then I said I was a member of the Baptist Society, and she said atonce she would read Barclay on the errors of that sect; but I insistedon being heard, and I explained to her that I got into this trouble bytrying to cure William Jones by frictional electricity, and she said:'Thee has an ingenious and fruitful mind to invent such a story.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clark Charles Heber to read onlineMoreLess
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