The Autobiography of a Stage-Coachman 2
The Autobiography of a Stage-Coachman 2
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Gratitude for having preserved his life seemed to be uppermost in the hero's heart, till, find- ing he was likely to suffer from his 220 JOLLY MBBTING.
Bacchanalian habits, and that advice and remonstrance were equally vain, he was obliged to call in the services of his own surgeon; and on the arrival of the ship at Spithead, the Doctor was ordered to return to his own brig, since which time my brother had not seen him.
Their meeting, as might be antici* pated, was a very jolly one. The two fri...ends seemed to vie with each other in their gratulations, and in asking and answering questions as to their mutual wanderings. The Doctor's did not amount to much, as he left the service at Ports- mouth, had formed a matrimonial con- nection with a sister of one of their messmates, had settled at Redboum as a medical practitioner, and was at that time a widower.
I could but observe the marked deference he paid to my brother's staid and gentle- manlike deportment^ as well as the restraint SMOLLETT.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gratitude for having preserved his life seemed to be uppermost in the hero's heart, till, find- ing he was likely to suffer from his 220 JOLLY MBBTING.
Bacchanalian habits, and that advice and remonstrance were equally vain, he was obliged to call in the services of his own surgeon; and on the arrival of the ship at Spithead, the Doctor was ordered to return to his own brig, since which time my brother had not seen him.
Their meeting, as might be antici* pated, was a very jolly one. The two fri...ends seemed to vie with each other in their gratulations, and in asking and answering questions as to their mutual wanderings. The Doctor's did not amount to much, as he left the service at Ports- mouth, had formed a matrimonial con- nection with a sister of one of their messmates, had settled at Redboum as a medical practitioner, and was at that time a widower.
I could but observe the marked deference he paid to my brother's staid and gentle- manlike deportment^ as well as the restraint SMOLLETT.
What to read after The Autobiography of a Stage-Coachman 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Thomas Cross to read onlineMoreLess
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