Notes And Queries
Notes And Queries
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B----e, the moment he saw Sir J----s, took a stick which a gentleman he was in company with held in his hand, and, after a few words passing, struck Sir J----s, and gave him a dreadful wound in the forehead; they closed, and Sir J----s, who had no weapon, made the best defence possible, but being a weaker man than his antagonist, was overpowered. Mr. B----e, at parting, told Sir J----s, if he had anything to say to him, he would be found at the Salopian Coffee House. An account of this transact...ion being communicated to Sir Sampson Wright, he sent Mr. Bond after Mr. B----e, who found him at the Admiralty, and delivered the magistrate's compliments, at the same time requesting to see him in Bow Street. Mr. B----e promised to wait upon Sir Sampson, but afterwards finding that no warrant had issued, did not think it incumbent on him to comply, and so went about his avocations.
"Sir J----s's situation after the fracas very much excited the compassion of the populace; they beheld that veteran bleeding on the streets, who had so often gloriously fought the battles of his country!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B----e, the moment he saw Sir J----s, took a stick which a gentleman he was in company with held in his hand, and, after a few words passing, struck Sir J----s, and gave him a dreadful wound in the forehead; they closed, and Sir J----s, who had no weapon, made the best defence possible, but being a weaker man than his antagonist, was overpowered. Mr. B----e, at parting, told Sir J----s, if he had anything to say to him, he would be found at the Salopian Coffee House. An account of this transact...ion being communicated to Sir Sampson Wright, he sent Mr. Bond after Mr. B----e, who found him at the Admiralty, and delivered the magistrate's compliments, at the same time requesting to see him in Bow Street. Mr. B----e promised to wait upon Sir Sampson, but afterwards finding that no warrant had issued, did not think it incumbent on him to comply, and so went about his avocations.
"Sir J----s's situation after the fracas very much excited the compassion of the populace; they beheld that veteran bleeding on the streets, who had so often gloriously fought the battles of his country!
What to read after Notes And Queries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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