Hymen's Recruiting-Sergeant: Or the New Matrimonial Tat-Too for Old Bachelors
Hymen's Recruiting-Sergeant: Or the New Matrimonial Tat-Too for Old Bachelors
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The prime minister of Agesilaus, coming into the palace, found that great prince in high romp with his children. Just as the old Ahitophel (a Bachelor, of course) was begin- ning to relax his stern features into a grin, the king pleasantly observed, " My friend, don*t say a word in this matter, until you become a parent." A fond parent likewise finds something wonderfully improving in the so- OLD BACHELORS. 15 ciety of his children. Even a stranger can- not look on their sweet countenances, wit...h- out feeling the charm of innocence, and catching something of their amiable spirit ; how, then, can a parent otherwise than catch from them the finest sentiments of tenderness and humanity ! gazing on their faces till his heart aches within him ; straining them to his bosom till the tear starts in his eye, how can he be cruel, even to the children of the stran- ger?
The French Hanibal, Bonaparte, (who is a married man,) at the head of an inferior force fell in with the Austrians. Just as they were advancing to action, Bonaparte seeing two poor little children in the fields, crying at the sight of so many dreadful faces, com«> manded the troops to halt till, with the as- sistance of a corporal, he had removed them out of danger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The prime minister of Agesilaus, coming into the palace, found that great prince in high romp with his children. Just as the old Ahitophel (a Bachelor, of course) was begin- ning to relax his stern features into a grin, the king pleasantly observed, " My friend, don*t say a word in this matter, until you become a parent." A fond parent likewise finds something wonderfully improving in the so- OLD BACHELORS. 15 ciety of his children. Even a stranger can- not look on their sweet countenances, wit...h- out feeling the charm of innocence, and catching something of their amiable spirit ; how, then, can a parent otherwise than catch from them the finest sentiments of tenderness and humanity ! gazing on their faces till his heart aches within him ; straining them to his bosom till the tear starts in his eye, how can he be cruel, even to the children of the stran- ger?
The French Hanibal, Bonaparte, (who is a married man,) at the head of an inferior force fell in with the Austrians. Just as they were advancing to action, Bonaparte seeing two poor little children in the fields, crying at the sight of so many dreadful faces, com«> manded the troops to halt till, with the as- sistance of a corporal, he had removed them out of danger.
What to read after Hymen's Recruiting-Sergeant: Or the New Matrimonial Tat-Too for Old Bachelors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M L Mason Locke Weems to read onlineMoreLess
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