On the Old Road, Vol. 2 (Of 2)
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"Because it is a bad one, Master Jenkin, " said Richie.
"Nay, never start about it, man; you see you are known. Alack-a-day! that an honest man's son should live to start at hearing himself called by his own name. " "I pray you in good fashion to let me go, " said Jenkin. "I am in the humor to be dangerous to myself, or to anyone. " "I will abide the risk, " said the Scot, "if you will but come with me. You are the very lad in the world whom I most wish to meet. "[106] "And you, " answe...red Vincent, "or any of your beggarly countrymen, are the last sight I should ever wish to see. You Scots are ever fair and false. " "As to our poverty, friend, " replied Richie, "that is as Heaven pleases; but touching our falsity, I'll prove to you that a Scotsman bears as leal and true a heart to his friend as ever beat in an English doublet. " 119. In these, and other such passages, it will be felt that I have doneRichie some injustice in classing him among the religionists who havelittle sympathy!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Because it is a bad one, Master Jenkin, " said Richie.
"Nay, never start about it, man; you see you are known. Alack-a-day! that an honest man's son should live to start at hearing himself called by his own name. " "I pray you in good fashion to let me go, " said Jenkin. "I am in the humor to be dangerous to myself, or to anyone. " "I will abide the risk, " said the Scot, "if you will but come with me. You are the very lad in the world whom I most wish to meet. "[106] "And you, " answe...red Vincent, "or any of your beggarly countrymen, are the last sight I should ever wish to see. You Scots are ever fair and false. " "As to our poverty, friend, " replied Richie, "that is as Heaven pleases; but touching our falsity, I'll prove to you that a Scotsman bears as leal and true a heart to his friend as ever beat in an English doublet. " 119. In these, and other such passages, it will be felt that I have doneRichie some injustice in classing him among the religionists who havelittle sympathy!
What to read after On the Old Road, Vol. 2 (Of 2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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