Our New Heraldry
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I had rather that bold honesty slap me in the beard to set me right than that sly deceit kiss me on the che^k to lead me wrong.
68 OUR NEW HERALDRY QUILLET. — It is indeed from honesty I spe^k, and that I love you laboring men as I hate the rich.
I St LABORER. — We know it well, and you shall see there have been others in their time worse in- grates than we'll prove to you.
2nd LABORER. — O it were different thirty year ago when I were a boy ! It were different then ! The lads then would not 'a...ve it ! Natt Little would not 'ave it ! No, nor Simon Burrs that led the salt-hogs strike ! There were a lad that would not !
ALL. — Down with Grosscrop ! Hurrah for Quil- let !
(Exeunt Laborers.) QUILLET. — How easy 'tis to lead by the nose a chafing bull, knowing the trick of it ! Here are these dull sweaters, these pitiful fools! Why, there's no industry thrives upon their ignorance but mouthing it loudly, and lying, and sonorous-voiced bragging, yoked in with such skimmings and dress of s^'ckish flattery as would put plain-dealing intelligence straight to a qualm to rid his stomach of.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had rather that bold honesty slap me in the beard to set me right than that sly deceit kiss me on the che^k to lead me wrong.
68 OUR NEW HERALDRY QUILLET. — It is indeed from honesty I spe^k, and that I love you laboring men as I hate the rich.
I St LABORER. — We know it well, and you shall see there have been others in their time worse in- grates than we'll prove to you.
2nd LABORER. — O it were different thirty year ago when I were a boy ! It were different then ! The lads then would not 'a...ve it ! Natt Little would not 'ave it ! No, nor Simon Burrs that led the salt-hogs strike ! There were a lad that would not !
ALL. — Down with Grosscrop ! Hurrah for Quil- let !
(Exeunt Laborers.) QUILLET. — How easy 'tis to lead by the nose a chafing bull, knowing the trick of it ! Here are these dull sweaters, these pitiful fools! Why, there's no industry thrives upon their ignorance but mouthing it loudly, and lying, and sonorous-voiced bragging, yoked in with such skimmings and dress of s^'ckish flattery as would put plain-dealing intelligence straight to a qualm to rid his stomach of.
What to read after Our New Heraldry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [hogan, John Caryl] [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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