Recreations of Christopher North, volume 2
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We call him foolish, because noadherent of that sect was ever qualified to find his way among mountainswhen the day was shortish, and the snow, if not very deep, yet wreathedand pit-falled. In such season and weather, no place so fit for a Quakeras the fireside. Not to insist, however, on that point, with what gleethe few hungry and thirsty old Ravens belonging to the Red Tarn Clubmust have flocked to the Ordinary! Without asking each other to whichpart this, that, or the other croaker chose to... be helped, the maximwhich regulated their behaviour at table was doubtless, "First come, first served. " Forthwith each bill was busy, and the scene becameanimated in the extreme. There must have been great difficulty to themost accomplished of the carrion in stripping the Quaker of his drab. The broad-brim had probably escaped with the first intention, and aftergoing before the wind half across the unfrozen Tarn, capsized, filled, and sunk. Picture to yourself so many devils, all in glossy blackfeather coats and dark breeches, with waistcoats inclining to blue, pully-hawlying away at the unresisting figure of the follower of Fox, and getting first vexed and then irritated with the pieces of chokingsoft armour in which, five or six ply thick, his inviting carcass was soprovokingly insheathed!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We call him foolish, because noadherent of that sect was ever qualified to find his way among mountainswhen the day was shortish, and the snow, if not very deep, yet wreathedand pit-falled. In such season and weather, no place so fit for a Quakeras the fireside. Not to insist, however, on that point, with what gleethe few hungry and thirsty old Ravens belonging to the Red Tarn Clubmust have flocked to the Ordinary! Without asking each other to whichpart this, that, or the other croaker chose to... be helped, the maximwhich regulated their behaviour at table was doubtless, "First come, first served. " Forthwith each bill was busy, and the scene becameanimated in the extreme. There must have been great difficulty to themost accomplished of the carrion in stripping the Quaker of his drab. The broad-brim had probably escaped with the first intention, and aftergoing before the wind half across the unfrozen Tarn, capsized, filled, and sunk. Picture to yourself so many devils, all in glossy blackfeather coats and dark breeches, with waistcoats inclining to blue, pully-hawlying away at the unresisting figure of the follower of Fox, and getting first vexed and then irritated with the pieces of chokingsoft armour in which, five or six ply thick, his inviting carcass was soprovokingly insheathed!
What to read after Recreations of Christopher North, volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson, John, 1785-1854 to read onlineMoreLess
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