Juvenile Philosophy Containing Amusing And Instructive Discourses On Hogarths
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This was put to the trial fome time ago, at an artift's mop in London, upon fuch as are fold. For half-a-crown a^piece for common work, when ten of them 1 weighed but . One fmgk grain : hence one pound avoirdu- poife contains feven thoufand grains* to weigh which requires ten times that number of fprings, and which, at half-a-crown a-piece, amount to eight thoufand feven hundred and fifty pounds fterliitg; whereas, the fame weight of gold at four pounds per otmce$ would only amount to fifty-eig...ht pounds fix millings and feven perice* But the pendulum fprings 60 IRON.
fprings of the bed watches are fold as high as half-a-guinea a-piece ; and at this rate the pound avoirdu- poife would amount to the enormous fum of thirty-fix thoufand feven hundred and fifty pounds fterling, and which makes the ileel thus wrought into fix hundred and thirty times more value than gold. '* TH THE OLD TRAVELLERS. 6l THE OLD TRAVELLERS..
MASTER Lofty had teazed bis mama fo much to go to the fair, where he had been told were fine fights, and fnows, and cakes, and fruit, that ihe at length confented ; but not without putting him under the care of a trufry fervaut, with repeated, cautions and directions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was put to the trial fome time ago, at an artift's mop in London, upon fuch as are fold. For half-a-crown a^piece for common work, when ten of them 1 weighed but . One fmgk grain : hence one pound avoirdu- poife contains feven thoufand grains* to weigh which requires ten times that number of fprings, and which, at half-a-crown a-piece, amount to eight thoufand feven hundred and fifty pounds fterliitg; whereas, the fame weight of gold at four pounds per otmce$ would only amount to fifty-eig...ht pounds fix millings and feven perice* But the pendulum fprings 60 IRON.
fprings of the bed watches are fold as high as half-a-guinea a-piece ; and at this rate the pound avoirdu- poife would amount to the enormous fum of thirty-fix thoufand feven hundred and fifty pounds fterling, and which makes the ileel thus wrought into fix hundred and thirty times more value than gold. '* TH THE OLD TRAVELLERS. 6l THE OLD TRAVELLERS..
MASTER Lofty had teazed bis mama fo much to go to the fair, where he had been told were fine fights, and fnows, and cakes, and fruit, that ihe at length confented ; but not without putting him under the care of a trufry fervaut, with repeated, cautions and directions.
What to read after Juvenile Philosophy Containing Amusing And Instructive Discourses On Hogarths?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Corbould to read onlineMoreLess
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