The Chainbearer, Or, the Littlepage Manuscripts
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As much as I have need on — enouorh to feed o me and mine — and enough for lumber, aud to keep the b'ys bus}^ It would somewhat depend on sarcumstances : I might want more at one time than at another, as b'ys grew up, and the family increased in numbers." " Enough for lumper how long? and to keep t'e poys pusy how long ? For a tay, or a week, or a life, or a great numper * Lest the reader sliould suppose Mr. Mordaunt Littlcpage is Lere recording uselessly the silly sayings of a selfish, ignoran...t and vulgar robber, it may be well to add, that doctrines of a calibre, considei-ed in respect of morals and logic, similar to ihis, though varying according to circumstances and the points it is desired to estab- lish, are constantly published in journals devoted to anti-rentism in the state of New York, and men have acted on these principles even to the shedding of blood. \Vc purpose, when we come to our third manuscript, which relates to movements of our Immediate time, to distinctly lay before the reader some of these strange doctrines ; entertaining little doubt that those who originally promulgated them will scarcely admire their own theories, when they see them introduced into a work that will con- tain the old-fashioned notions of honesty and right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As much as I have need on — enouorh to feed o me and mine — and enough for lumber, aud to keep the b'ys bus}^ It would somewhat depend on sarcumstances : I might want more at one time than at another, as b'ys grew up, and the family increased in numbers." " Enough for lumper how long? and to keep t'e poys pusy how long ? For a tay, or a week, or a life, or a great numper * Lest the reader sliould suppose Mr. Mordaunt Littlcpage is Lere recording uselessly the silly sayings of a selfish, ignoran...t and vulgar robber, it may be well to add, that doctrines of a calibre, considei-ed in respect of morals and logic, similar to ihis, though varying according to circumstances and the points it is desired to estab- lish, are constantly published in journals devoted to anti-rentism in the state of New York, and men have acted on these principles even to the shedding of blood. \Vc purpose, when we come to our third manuscript, which relates to movements of our Immediate time, to distinctly lay before the reader some of these strange doctrines ; entertaining little doubt that those who originally promulgated them will scarcely admire their own theories, when they see them introduced into a work that will con- tain the old-fashioned notions of honesty and right.
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