The Complete English Tradesman (1839 Ed.)
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_--That's true, but I see it is otherwise now; and though I cannothelp it, I could not mention it to you, nor, for ought I know, should Iever have done it.
_Wife_. --Why! you said just now you should have done it.
_Husb. _--Ay, at last, perhaps, I might, when things had been pastrecovery.
_Wife_. --That is to say, when you were ruined and undone, and could notshow your head, I should know it; or when a statute of bankrupt had comeout, and the creditors had come and turned us out of doors, then ...Ishould have known it--that would have been a barbarous sort of kindness.
_Husb. _--What could I do? I could not help it.
_Wife_. --Just so our old acquaintance G--W--did; his poor wife knew notone word of it, nor so much as suspected it, but thought him in asflourishing circumstances as ever; till on a sudden he was arrested inan action for a great sum, so great that he could not find bail, and thenext day an execution on another action was served in the house, andswept away the very bed from under her; and the poor lady, that broughthim
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_--That's true, but I see it is otherwise now; and though I cannothelp it, I could not mention it to you, nor, for ought I know, should Iever have done it.
_Wife_. --Why! you said just now you should have done it.
_Husb. _--Ay, at last, perhaps, I might, when things had been pastrecovery.
_Wife_. --That is to say, when you were ruined and undone, and could notshow your head, I should know it; or when a statute of bankrupt had comeout, and the creditors had come and turned us out of doors, then ...Ishould have known it--that would have been a barbarous sort of kindness.
_Husb. _--What could I do? I could not help it.
_Wife_. --Just so our old acquaintance G--W--did; his poor wife knew notone word of it, nor so much as suspected it, but thought him in asflourishing circumstances as ever; till on a sudden he was arrested inan action for a great sum, so great that he could not find bail, and thenext day an execution on another action was served in the house, andswept away the very bed from under her; and the poor lady, that broughthim
What to read after The Complete English Tradesman (1839 Ed.)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Defoe, Daniel, 1661?-1731 to read onlineMoreLess
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