The Edinburgh Tales volume 3
The Edinburgh Tales volume 3
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He, however, differed entirely from Mr. Owen in one essential particular. Every household in Andrew's town, was to have its own sacred fireside. If more extravagant in politics, Andrew Howie was more strictly religious than many of his younger neigh- bours. The spirit of Christianity entered fully into his weaving Utopia, and mingled with all his visions of the social Millennium of Spindleton.
When the old couple returned from after- noon service, on the Sunday after Mr. Mathewson's arrival, th...e conversation natu- rally turned on their former boarder, and as naturally reverted to their own changed condition. Sunday was now the only day of the week, in which they indulged in the extravagance of that thin blue dilution, which they, perhaps from habit, named tea ; and which a weekly slice of wheaten bread, and a sprinkling of treacle, which Andrew thought good for his elocution, accompanied. Yet it ill becomes me to speak thus slight- ingly of the beverage which the philosophic weaver sucked up like a leviathan, even to the sixth or seventh maceration of the bitter many-coloured leaves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He, however, differed entirely from Mr. Owen in one essential particular. Every household in Andrew's town, was to have its own sacred fireside. If more extravagant in politics, Andrew Howie was more strictly religious than many of his younger neigh- bours. The spirit of Christianity entered fully into his weaving Utopia, and mingled with all his visions of the social Millennium of Spindleton.
When the old couple returned from after- noon service, on the Sunday after Mr. Mathewson's arrival, th...e conversation natu- rally turned on their former boarder, and as naturally reverted to their own changed condition. Sunday was now the only day of the week, in which they indulged in the extravagance of that thin blue dilution, which they, perhaps from habit, named tea ; and which a weekly slice of wheaten bread, and a sprinkling of treacle, which Andrew thought good for his elocution, accompanied. Yet it ill becomes me to speak thus slight- ingly of the beverage which the philosophic weaver sucked up like a leviathan, even to the sixth or seventh maceration of the bitter many-coloured leaves.
What to read after The Edinburgh Tales volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C I Christian Isobel Johnstone to read onlineMoreLess
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