The British Essayists volume 10
The British Essayists volume 10
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' Though the expectation whigh is raised by im- pertinent promisers is thus barren, their confidence, even after failures, is so great, that they subsist by still promising on. I have heretofore discoursed of the insignificant liar, the boaster, and the castle- builder, and treated them as no ill-designing men (though they are to be placed among the frivolously false ones), but persons who fall into that way purely to recommend themselves by their vivacities ; but indeed I cannot let heedless p...romisers, though in the most minute circumstances, pass with so slight a censure. If a man should take a resolution to pay only sums above an hundred pounds, and yet contract with different people debts of five and ten, how long can we suppose he will keep his credit ? This man will as long support his good name in business, as he will in conversation, who without difficulty makes assignations which he is indifferent whether he keeps or not.
I am the more severe upon thi3 vice, because I have been so unfortunate as to be a very great crimi- nal myself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Though the expectation whigh is raised by im- pertinent promisers is thus barren, their confidence, even after failures, is so great, that they subsist by still promising on. I have heretofore discoursed of the insignificant liar, the boaster, and the castle- builder, and treated them as no ill-designing men (though they are to be placed among the frivolously false ones), but persons who fall into that way purely to recommend themselves by their vivacities ; but indeed I cannot let heedless p...romisers, though in the most minute circumstances, pass with so slight a censure. If a man should take a resolution to pay only sums above an hundred pounds, and yet contract with different people debts of five and ten, how long can we suppose he will keep his credit ? This man will as long support his good name in business, as he will in conversation, who without difficulty makes assignations which he is indifferent whether he keeps or not.
I am the more severe upon thi3 vice, because I have been so unfortunate as to be a very great crimi- nal myself.
What to read after The British Essayists volume 10?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Ferguson to read onlineMoreLess
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