The Ayrshire Legatees, Or, the Pringle Family
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There is another thing that behoves me to mention, and that is, that anelder is not to be seen in the churches of London, which is a sore signalthat the piple are left to themselves; and in what state the morality canbe, you may guess with an eye of pity. But on the Sabbath nights, thereis such a going and coming, that it's more like a cried fair than theLord's night--all sorts of poor people, instead of meditating on theirbygane toil and misery of the week, making the Sunday their own day, asi...f they had not a greater Master to serve on that day, than the earthlyman whom they served in the week-days. It is, howsomever, past the poorof nature to tell you of the sinfulness of London; and you may we thinkwhat is to be the end of all things, when I ashure you, that there is anewspaper sold every Sabbath morning, and read by those that never lookat their Bibles. Our landlady asked us if we would take one; but Ithought the Doctor would have fired the house, and you know it is not asmall thing that kindles his passion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is another thing that behoves me to mention, and that is, that anelder is not to be seen in the churches of London, which is a sore signalthat the piple are left to themselves; and in what state the morality canbe, you may guess with an eye of pity. But on the Sabbath nights, thereis such a going and coming, that it's more like a cried fair than theLord's night--all sorts of poor people, instead of meditating on theirbygane toil and misery of the week, making the Sunday their own day, asi...f they had not a greater Master to serve on that day, than the earthlyman whom they served in the week-days. It is, howsomever, past the poorof nature to tell you of the sinfulness of London; and you may we thinkwhat is to be the end of all things, when I ashure you, that there is anewspaper sold every Sabbath morning, and read by those that never lookat their Bibles. Our landlady asked us if we would take one; but Ithought the Doctor would have fired the house, and you know it is not asmall thing that kindles his passion.
What to read after The Ayrshire Legatees, Or, the Pringle Family?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galt John to read onlineMoreLess
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