Our Old Home, And English Note-Books 1
Our Old Home, And English Note-Books 1
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Years afterwards, it may be, his memory is still haimted by some vin- dictive wretch whose cheeks were pale and hunger- pinched, whose rags fluttered in the east-wind, whose right arm was paralyzed and his left leg shrivelled into a mere nerveless stick, but whom he passed by re- morselessly because an Englishman chose to say that the fellow's misery looked too perfect, was too artist- ically got up, to be genuine. Even allowing this to be true (as, a hundred chances to one, it was), it would s...till have been a clear case of economy to buy him off with a little loose silver, so that his lamentable figure should not Ump at the heels of your conscience all over the world. To own the truth, I provided myself with several such imaginary persecutors in England, GLIMPSES OF ENGLISH POVERTY. 841 and recruited their number with at least one sickly* looking wretch whose acquaintance I first made at As- sisi, in Italy, and, taking a dislike to something sinis- ter in his aspect, permitted him to beg early and late, and all day long, without getting a single baiocco.
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Years afterwards, it may be, his memory is still haimted by some vin- dictive wretch whose cheeks were pale and hunger- pinched, whose rags fluttered in the east-wind, whose right arm was paralyzed and his left leg shrivelled into a mere nerveless stick, but whom he passed by re- morselessly because an Englishman chose to say that the fellow's misery looked too perfect, was too artist- ically got up, to be genuine. Even allowing this to be true (as, a hundred chances to one, it was), it would s...till have been a clear case of economy to buy him off with a little loose silver, so that his lamentable figure should not Ump at the heels of your conscience all over the world. To own the truth, I provided myself with several such imaginary persecutors in England, GLIMPSES OF ENGLISH POVERTY. 841 and recruited their number with at least one sickly* looking wretch whose acquaintance I first made at As- sisi, in Italy, and, taking a dislike to something sinis- ter in his aspect, permitted him to beg early and late, and all day long, without getting a single baiocco.
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