St. Ronan's Well .. 1
St. Ronan's Well .. 1
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Meiklewham?" said her ladyship, drawing herself up.
" I speak to order I — No warrants for money can be extracted before intimation to the Committee of Management" ST. RONAN'S WELL. 95 "Pray, who mentioned money, Mr. Meikle- wham?" said her ladyship. — "That wretched old pettifogger," she added in a whisper to Tyrrel, " thinks of nothing else but the filthy pelf." " Ye spake of subscription, my leddy, whilk is the same thing as money, differing only in respect of time — the subscription being a... contract de futuro^ and having a trdctua temporis in gremio — And I have kend mony honest folks in the company at the Well, complain of the subscriptions as a great abuse, as obliging them either to look unlike other folk, or to gie good lawful coin for ballants and picture-books, and things they caredna a pinch of snuflf for." Several of the company, at the lower end of the table, assented both by nods and murmurs of appro- bation ; and the orator was about to proceed, when Tyrrel with diflBculty procured a hearing before the debate went farther, and assured the company that her ladyship's goodness had led her into an error ; that he had no work in hand worthy of their patronage, and, with the deepest gratitude for Lady Penelope's goodness, had it not in his power to comply with her request There was some titter- ing at her ladyship's expense, who, as the writer slyly observed, had been something ultronious in her patronage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Meiklewham?" said her ladyship, drawing herself up.
" I speak to order I — No warrants for money can be extracted before intimation to the Committee of Management" ST. RONAN'S WELL. 95 "Pray, who mentioned money, Mr. Meikle- wham?" said her ladyship. — "That wretched old pettifogger," she added in a whisper to Tyrrel, " thinks of nothing else but the filthy pelf." " Ye spake of subscription, my leddy, whilk is the same thing as money, differing only in respect of time — the subscription being a... contract de futuro^ and having a trdctua temporis in gremio — And I have kend mony honest folks in the company at the Well, complain of the subscriptions as a great abuse, as obliging them either to look unlike other folk, or to gie good lawful coin for ballants and picture-books, and things they caredna a pinch of snuflf for." Several of the company, at the lower end of the table, assented both by nods and murmurs of appro- bation ; and the orator was about to proceed, when Tyrrel with diflBculty procured a hearing before the debate went farther, and assured the company that her ladyship's goodness had led her into an error ; that he had no work in hand worthy of their patronage, and, with the deepest gratitude for Lady Penelope's goodness, had it not in his power to comply with her request There was some titter- ing at her ladyship's expense, who, as the writer slyly observed, had been something ultronious in her patronage.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832 to read onlineMoreLess
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