Hired Furnished
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Goldsmith was evidently a superior man, for he got drunk on brandy ; poor vulgar John, upon ale or cider.
On the 17th of March, 1706, the master of Ockenden Hall writes : " Pd John Coachman, that he may be drunk all Easter week." Five months later, he pays 14s., for a " periwigg for John : and I gave him notice that I would no longer allow him for livery, since 't was to be all spent in drunkenness." Was it not more than Madame Nineteenth Century would do to allow John Coachman in December, som...ething '^to buy heartsease during the Christmas holidays".?
Heartsease, too, that imperilled both casements 3
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Goldsmith was evidently a superior man, for he got drunk on brandy ; poor vulgar John, upon ale or cider.
On the 17th of March, 1706, the master of Ockenden Hall writes : " Pd John Coachman, that he may be drunk all Easter week." Five months later, he pays 14s., for a " periwigg for John : and I gave him notice that I would no longer allow him for livery, since 't was to be all spent in drunkenness." Was it not more than Madame Nineteenth Century would do to allow John Coachman in December, som...ething '^to buy heartsease during the Christmas holidays".?
Heartsease, too, that imperilled both casements 3
What to read after Hired Furnished?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wright, Margaret Barker (Upham), 1839-1919. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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