Literary Recollections volume 1
Literary Recollections volume 1
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ing curls of a lord chief justice's official wig; and the ample seat (for Mr. Jackson was a large man) spreading, in a seemly manner, over his shoulders behind, and affording a genial warmth to the whole of his back. But, Jocko was a miser of his food ; and not content with satisfy- ing his own appetite with the best of it; he could not endure to part even with the offals, to a poor half-starved cat, who, during his slumbers, was wont, silently and secretly, to subtract them with her paw, from ...his trencher. After the exercise (as we may fairly suppose) of consider- able thought, as to the best means of preventing such depredations in future ; Jocko came to the unfortunate conclusion ; that, by converting the breeches into a pantry, instead of a surtout, the desired end would effectually be obtained. Ac- cordingly, after his next meal, disrobing himself of the protecting garment, he actually stuffed the remains of the dinner into the two pockets ; and hung the useful article of dress, upon a large 7iail, that projected from the wall near the place of his repose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ing curls of a lord chief justice's official wig; and the ample seat (for Mr. Jackson was a large man) spreading, in a seemly manner, over his shoulders behind, and affording a genial warmth to the whole of his back. But, Jocko was a miser of his food ; and not content with satisfy- ing his own appetite with the best of it; he could not endure to part even with the offals, to a poor half-starved cat, who, during his slumbers, was wont, silently and secretly, to subtract them with her paw, from ...his trencher. After the exercise (as we may fairly suppose) of consider- able thought, as to the best means of preventing such depredations in future ; Jocko came to the unfortunate conclusion ; that, by converting the breeches into a pantry, instead of a surtout, the desired end would effectually be obtained. Ac- cordingly, after his next meal, disrobing himself of the protecting garment, he actually stuffed the remains of the dinner into the two pockets ; and hung the useful article of dress, upon a large 7iail, that projected from the wall near the place of his repose.
What to read after Literary Recollections volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Werner to read onlineMoreLess
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