Modern Eloquence volume 3
Modern Eloquence volume 3
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Have we not been rook-shoot- 964 WELCOME TO DICKENS 965 ing with Mr. Winkle, and courting with Mr. Tupman? Have we not played cribbage with " the Marchioness, " and quaffed the rosy with Dick Swiveller? Tell us not of animal magnetism! We, and thousands of our countrymen, have for years been eating and talking, riding and walking, danc- ing and sliding, drinking and sleeping, with our distin- guished guest, and he never knew of the existence of one of us. Is it wonderful that we are delighted t...o see him, and to return in a measure his unbounded hospitalities? Boz a stranger! Well may we again exclaim, with Sir John Falstaff, " D'ye think we didn't know ye? We knew ye as well as Him that made ye. " But a jovial fellow is not always the dearest friend ; and, although the pleasure of his society would always recom- mend the progenitor of Dick Swiveller, "the perpetual grand of the glorious Appollers, " in a scene like this, yet the re- spect of grave doctors and of fair ladies proves that there are higher qualities than those of a pleasant companion to recommend and attach them to our distinguished guest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Have we not been rook-shoot- 964 WELCOME TO DICKENS 965 ing with Mr. Winkle, and courting with Mr. Tupman? Have we not played cribbage with " the Marchioness, " and quaffed the rosy with Dick Swiveller? Tell us not of animal magnetism! We, and thousands of our countrymen, have for years been eating and talking, riding and walking, danc- ing and sliding, drinking and sleeping, with our distin- guished guest, and he never knew of the existence of one of us. Is it wonderful that we are delighted t...o see him, and to return in a measure his unbounded hospitalities? Boz a stranger! Well may we again exclaim, with Sir John Falstaff, " D'ye think we didn't know ye? We knew ye as well as Him that made ye. " But a jovial fellow is not always the dearest friend ; and, although the pleasure of his society would always recom- mend the progenitor of Dick Swiveller, "the perpetual grand of the glorious Appollers, " in a scene like this, yet the re- spect of grave doctors and of fair ladies proves that there are higher qualities than those of a pleasant companion to recommend and attach them to our distinguished guest.
What to read after Modern Eloquence volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas B Thomas Brackett Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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