Memoirs, Letters, And Comic Miscellanies in Prose And Verse, of the Late James Smith 2
Memoirs, Letters, And Comic Miscellanies in Prose And Verse, of the Late James Smith 2
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Val. Ver- juice says, it proceeds fi*om the blackness of their faces ; as a Drury-lane message-bearer looks a ca- pital actor when planted among the sticks on Rich- mond-green. Drove through Lombard-street, and along Cheapside ; feeling a serene compla- cency at being well dressed. Turned toward St. Paul's, when wife gave a loud scream as if she n2 268 MISCELLANIES IN PROSE.
was stuck, and, with a pull at the check-string that almost brought the driver's little finger into her lap, exclaimed th...at she had quite forgotten a toy for little Sally Blueball. Deviated to corner of Paternoster-row, and stopped at Dunnett's toy and Tunbridge warehouse, with rocking- horses enough to stock both theatres. Paviers and passengers made an awe-struck alley to let us pass. Much deliberation before final decision.
Leaden rope-dancers, tumble-down London cries, nut-cracking human heads, and wax dolls with moveable eyes, successively chosen and rejected.
Wife at length pitched upon a little white dog, who, on being earnestly pressed, barked under his fore-paws.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Val. Ver- juice says, it proceeds fi*om the blackness of their faces ; as a Drury-lane message-bearer looks a ca- pital actor when planted among the sticks on Rich- mond-green. Drove through Lombard-street, and along Cheapside ; feeling a serene compla- cency at being well dressed. Turned toward St. Paul's, when wife gave a loud scream as if she n2 268 MISCELLANIES IN PROSE.
was stuck, and, with a pull at the check-string that almost brought the driver's little finger into her lap, exclaimed th...at she had quite forgotten a toy for little Sally Blueball. Deviated to corner of Paternoster-row, and stopped at Dunnett's toy and Tunbridge warehouse, with rocking- horses enough to stock both theatres. Paviers and passengers made an awe-struck alley to let us pass. Much deliberation before final decision.
Leaden rope-dancers, tumble-down London cries, nut-cracking human heads, and wax dolls with moveable eyes, successively chosen and rejected.
Wife at length pitched upon a little white dog, who, on being earnestly pressed, barked under his fore-paws.
What to read after Memoirs, Letters, And Comic Miscellanies in Prose And Verse, of the Late James Smith 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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