Joe Miller's Jests : Or, the Wits Vade-Mecum
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A Gentleman coming to an Inn in Smithfieldi and feeing the Hoftler expert and tradable Joe Miller*s ^BSTS. 43 tractable about the Hories, asked, /iozu long he had lived there ? And What Countrynnan he was ? rje YerkJ/iire, faid the Fellow, an hd lived Sixteen Vea^^s here. I wonder reply'd the Gentleman, that in fo long a Time, fo clever a Fellow as you feem to be, have not come to be Mailer of the Inn yourfelf. Ay, faid the Hoftler, Btit Maijlefs YerkJJiire too.
157. The late Colonel Chartres, ...reflecting on his ill Life and Charadler, told a certain Nobleman, that if such a Thing as a good Name was to be purchafed, he would freely give 10,000 Pounds for one ; the Nobleman faid, it wonld certainly be the zvorjl Money he ever laid 02U in his Life. Why fo, faid the honed Colonel, becaiife, anfwered my Lord, yotc would forfeit it again in lefs than a Week.
158. A feedy [poor] half-pay Captain, who was much given to blabbling every thing he heard, was told, there was but one Secret in the World he could keep, and that was where he lodged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A Gentleman coming to an Inn in Smithfieldi and feeing the Hoftler expert and tradable Joe Miller*s ^BSTS. 43 tractable about the Hories, asked, /iozu long he had lived there ? And What Countrynnan he was ? rje YerkJ/iire, faid the Fellow, an hd lived Sixteen Vea^^s here. I wonder reply'd the Gentleman, that in fo long a Time, fo clever a Fellow as you feem to be, have not come to be Mailer of the Inn yourfelf. Ay, faid the Hoftler, Btit Maijlefs YerkJJiire too.
157. The late Colonel Chartres, ...reflecting on his ill Life and Charadler, told a certain Nobleman, that if such a Thing as a good Name was to be purchafed, he would freely give 10,000 Pounds for one ; the Nobleman faid, it wonld certainly be the zvorjl Money he ever laid 02U in his Life. Why fo, faid the honed Colonel, becaiife, anfwered my Lord, yotc would forfeit it again in lefs than a Week.
158. A feedy [poor] half-pay Captain, who was much given to blabbling every thing he heard, was told, there was but one Secret in the World he could keep, and that was where he lodged.
What to read after Joe Miller's Jests : Or, the Wits Vade-Mecum?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mottley, John, 1692-1750 to read onlineMoreLess
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