Tales And Sketches volume 4
Tales And Sketches volume 4
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The parting with old Sirrah, after all that he had done for me, had such an effect on my heart, that I have never been able to forget it to this day ; the more I have considered his attachment and character, the more I have admired them; and the resolution that he took up, and persisted in, of never doing a good turn for any other of my race, after the ingratitude that he had experienced from me, appeared to me to have a kind of heroism and sublimity in it. I am, however, writing nothing but th...e plain simple truth, to which there are plenty of living wit- nesses. I then made a vow to myself, which I have religiously kept, and ever shall, never to sell another dog; but that I may stand acquitted of all pecuniary motives, which indeed those who know me will scarcely suspect me of, I must add, that when I saw how matters went, I never took a farthing of the stipulated price of old Sir- rah. I have Sirrah's race to this day ; and though none of them has ever equalled him as a sheep dog, yet they have far excelled him in all the estimable qualities of so- ciality and humour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The parting with old Sirrah, after all that he had done for me, had such an effect on my heart, that I have never been able to forget it to this day ; the more I have considered his attachment and character, the more I have admired them; and the resolution that he took up, and persisted in, of never doing a good turn for any other of my race, after the ingratitude that he had experienced from me, appeared to me to have a kind of heroism and sublimity in it. I am, however, writing nothing but th...e plain simple truth, to which there are plenty of living wit- nesses. I then made a vow to myself, which I have religiously kept, and ever shall, never to sell another dog; but that I may stand acquitted of all pecuniary motives, which indeed those who know me will scarcely suspect me of, I must add, that when I saw how matters went, I never took a farthing of the stipulated price of old Sir- rah. I have Sirrah's race to this day ; and though none of them has ever equalled him as a sheep dog, yet they have far excelled him in all the estimable qualities of so- ciality and humour.
What to read after Tales And Sketches volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hogg, James, 1770-1835 to read onlineMoreLess
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