Memoirs of Robert William Elliston Comedian 1774 1810
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But, *' Wits arc game-cocks to one another. " The " mop-stick" produced the following re- joinder — "You tell me I have made you a liberal offer, and yet you demand a great deal more — now a foot beyond liberality seems to me a stride beyond com- mon sense; and he who demands such a stride? takes no less than a hop, step, and a jump, himself.
" I cannot call you a mop- stick, and I am quite sure you are not without a head ; but while you were with me, as a new broom, you never swept money into ...my treasury in proportion to the price with which you have ticketed yourself. If you should again take a brush in the Haymarket, what you carried off before, is nothing to the present busi- ness, or rather, is an argument against your pro- posal.
" That you have more fame is undeniable ; but it is that country fame of which the good London people know and care as little as may be. But it is past a doubt that, you would have left the metropolis with a currency of fame payable on demand everywhere, had you kept j^our account in the Haymarket in- stead of going to Covent Garden.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, *' Wits arc game-cocks to one another. " The " mop-stick" produced the following re- joinder — "You tell me I have made you a liberal offer, and yet you demand a great deal more — now a foot beyond liberality seems to me a stride beyond com- mon sense; and he who demands such a stride? takes no less than a hop, step, and a jump, himself.
" I cannot call you a mop- stick, and I am quite sure you are not without a head ; but while you were with me, as a new broom, you never swept money into ...my treasury in proportion to the price with which you have ticketed yourself. If you should again take a brush in the Haymarket, what you carried off before, is nothing to the present busi- ness, or rather, is an argument against your pro- posal.
" That you have more fame is undeniable ; but it is that country fame of which the good London people know and care as little as may be. But it is past a doubt that, you would have left the metropolis with a currency of fame payable on demand everywhere, had you kept j^our account in the Haymarket in- stead of going to Covent Garden.
What to read after Memoirs of Robert William Elliston Comedian 1774 1810?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Raymond to read onlineMoreLess
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