Pickwickian Manners And Customs
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Everyone knows how Bob Sawyer's party was disturbed by Mrs. Raddle's angry expostu- lations, and the guests had to disperse. Well, Mr. Boswell, who had much of the Sawyer tone — gave a party at his rooms in Downing Street, and his la.ndlord behaved so outrageously, that he gave him notice, and the next day quitted his rooms. " I feel I shall have to give my landlady notice," said Mr. Sawyer with a ghastly smile. Mr.
Boswell had actually to take some of the invited guests to the Mitre and entert...ain them there.
There is a pleasant passage connected with Dr. Johnson's visit to Plymouth, with his old friend Sir Joshua. He was much pleased with this jaunt and declared he had derived from it a great accession of new ideas. .
66 BOZ AND BOZZV.
"The magnificence of the Navy the ship building and all its circumstances afforded him a grand subject of contemplation." He contemplated it in fact, as Mr. Pickwick contemplated Chatham and the Medway.
The commissioner of the dockyard paid him the compliment, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everyone knows how Bob Sawyer's party was disturbed by Mrs. Raddle's angry expostu- lations, and the guests had to disperse. Well, Mr. Boswell, who had much of the Sawyer tone — gave a party at his rooms in Downing Street, and his la.ndlord behaved so outrageously, that he gave him notice, and the next day quitted his rooms. " I feel I shall have to give my landlady notice," said Mr. Sawyer with a ghastly smile. Mr.
Boswell had actually to take some of the invited guests to the Mitre and entert...ain them there.
There is a pleasant passage connected with Dr. Johnson's visit to Plymouth, with his old friend Sir Joshua. He was much pleased with this jaunt and declared he had derived from it a great accession of new ideas. .
66 BOZ AND BOZZV.
"The magnificence of the Navy the ship building and all its circumstances afforded him a grand subject of contemplation." He contemplated it in fact, as Mr. Pickwick contemplated Chatham and the Medway.
The commissioner of the dockyard paid him the compliment, etc.
What to read after Pickwickian Manners And Customs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald to read onlineMoreLess
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