Mr. Joseph Hanson, the Haberdasher
Mr. Joseph Hanson, the Haberdasher
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His customers, gentle and simple, were more select thannumerous, and in another six months the high-price man failed just asthe low-price man had failed before him.
Their successor, Mr. Joseph Hanson, claimed to unite in his own personthe several merits of both his antecedents. Cheaper than the cheapest, better, finer, more durable, than the best, nothing at all approachinghis assortment of linendrapery had, as he swore, and his head shopman, Mr. Thomas Long, asseverated, ever been seen before ...in the streets ofBelford Regis; and the oaths of the master and the asseverations ofthe man, together with a very grand display of fashions and finery, didreally seem, in the first instance at least, to attract more customersthan had of late visited those unfortunate premises.
Mr. Joseph Hanson and Mr. Thomas Long were a pair admirably suitedto the concern, and to one another. Each possessed pre-eminently thevarious requisites and qualifications in which the other happened tobe deficient. Tall, slender, elderly, with a fine bald head, a mildcountenance, a most insinuating address, and a general air offaded gentility, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His customers, gentle and simple, were more select thannumerous, and in another six months the high-price man failed just asthe low-price man had failed before him.
Their successor, Mr. Joseph Hanson, claimed to unite in his own personthe several merits of both his antecedents. Cheaper than the cheapest, better, finer, more durable, than the best, nothing at all approachinghis assortment of linendrapery had, as he swore, and his head shopman, Mr. Thomas Long, asseverated, ever been seen before ...in the streets ofBelford Regis; and the oaths of the master and the asseverations ofthe man, together with a very grand display of fashions and finery, didreally seem, in the first instance at least, to attract more customersthan had of late visited those unfortunate premises.
Mr. Joseph Hanson and Mr. Thomas Long were a pair admirably suitedto the concern, and to one another. Each possessed pre-eminently thevarious requisites and qualifications in which the other happened tobe deficient. Tall, slender, elderly, with a fine bald head, a mildcountenance, a most insinuating address, and a general air offaded gentility, Mr.
What to read after Mr. Joseph Hanson, the Haberdasher?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitford, Mary Russell, 1787-1855 to read onlineMoreLess
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