Patchwork volume 1
Patchwork volume 1
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Whereas, if strangers belonging to any other nation were to give half as much licence to their tongues, they would speedily be imprisoned or sent out of the country. To serve the English, how- ever, in this way would be to banish them "e/z masse^^ for they all talk out and abuse, and the people would deprive themselves of their best, because their richest visitors, who are not less free with their cash than with their calumnies. Calumny, indeed, is rather too strong a word to use in speaking of... the reck- less good humour with which the English consider 125 it a sort of national duty wiien abroad to reprobate every custom of every country they visit, merely because it happens to differ in some respects from their own ; though, when pushed, they generally acknowledge that they know little or nothing of the circumstances upon which the distinctions are based. It may often happen, too, that their censure is not a calumny, but is just; and this may render the free talk of the English still more annoying to the despotic rulers, under whose very noses our friend John Bull delights in spouting his treason, in the openest manner he can.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whereas, if strangers belonging to any other nation were to give half as much licence to their tongues, they would speedily be imprisoned or sent out of the country. To serve the English, how- ever, in this way would be to banish them "e/z masse^^ for they all talk out and abuse, and the people would deprive themselves of their best, because their richest visitors, who are not less free with their cash than with their calumnies. Calumny, indeed, is rather too strong a word to use in speaking of... the reck- less good humour with which the English consider 125 it a sort of national duty wiien abroad to reprobate every custom of every country they visit, merely because it happens to differ in some respects from their own ; though, when pushed, they generally acknowledge that they know little or nothing of the circumstances upon which the distinctions are based. It may often happen, too, that their censure is not a calumny, but is just; and this may render the free talk of the English still more annoying to the despotic rulers, under whose very noses our friend John Bull delights in spouting his treason, in the openest manner he can.
What to read after Patchwork volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Capt Basil Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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