The Ancient History of Whittington And His Cat Containing An Interesting Accou
The Ancient History of Whittington And His Cat Containing An Interesting Accou
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Puss as well as her master, improv- ing much on acquaintance, Miss Fitzvvar- ren (though drawing was taught but to few in these days, geriious being not confined to either sex or country, ) drew Whitting- ton and his Cat to perfection ; and above the rest, was so kind as to let the pic- ture become an ornament of his loft, and proud enough he was of possessing such a gift. These halcyon periods where how- ever, short lived ; for the poor boy was the slave of an arrogant and barbarous temper, wh...o not only made A 7 14 him her turnspit, but spurned him and heat at will. Miss Fitz warren and Whit- tin^von were nearly of the same age. Her person was not, indeed, beautiful, but the verv first rate of agreeable ; and her dispo- sition sueetly amiable. No wonder, there- fore that to a poor lad, smarting- under all the evils of a contrary disposition, she should appear nothing- less than an angel ; whilst modesty of Whittington's demeanour; his uncommon ly good language for his condition ; his grateful, his respectful con duct, made her his friend: insomuch, that she begged her father would let one of the clerks teach the poor fellow to read and write ; as he was an orphan, she said, and l;ad no oilier chance of learning what might he so useful to him in future.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Puss as well as her master, improv- ing much on acquaintance, Miss Fitzvvar- ren (though drawing was taught but to few in these days, geriious being not confined to either sex or country, ) drew Whitting- ton and his Cat to perfection ; and above the rest, was so kind as to let the pic- ture become an ornament of his loft, and proud enough he was of possessing such a gift. These halcyon periods where how- ever, short lived ; for the poor boy was the slave of an arrogant and barbarous temper, wh...o not only made A 7 14 him her turnspit, but spurned him and heat at will. Miss Fitz warren and Whit- tin^von were nearly of the same age. Her person was not, indeed, beautiful, but the verv first rate of agreeable ; and her dispo- sition sueetly amiable. No wonder, there- fore that to a poor lad, smarting- under all the evils of a contrary disposition, she should appear nothing- less than an angel ; whilst modesty of Whittington's demeanour; his uncommon ly good language for his condition ; his grateful, his respectful con duct, made her his friend: insomuch, that she begged her father would let one of the clerks teach the poor fellow to read and write ; as he was an orphan, she said, and l;ad no oilier chance of learning what might he so useful to him in future.
What to read after The Ancient History of Whittington And His Cat Containing An Interesting Accou?
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