The Juvenile Budget Re-Opened: Being Further Selections From the Writings of Doctor John Aikin ...
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He kept me to dinner, and treated me with the great- est respect. Indeed, I believe there is not a kind- er man breathing, than Mr. Goodwin.
A, You have the best reason in the world for saying so, Mr. Penman. What ; did he converse familiarly, with you !
P. Quite so sir. We talked a great deal, about party affairs, in this neighborhood ; and he lamented, much, that differences, of this kind, should keep worthy men at a distance from each other. I took the liberty, sir, of mentioning your name. ...He said, he had not the honor of being ac- quainted with you ; but that he had a sincere esteem for your character, and should be glad of any oc- casion to cultivate a friendship with you. For my part, I confess, to my shame, I did not think there could have been such a man, on that side.
•tf. Well, good morning.
p. Your most obedient, sir. {He goes.) 130 THE FEMALE CHOICE.
.5. {after some siZencc,) Come, ray friend, let us go.
JB. Whither?
^. Can you doubt ? To Mr. Goodwin's, to be sure. After all that I have heard, can I exist a moment, without acknowledging the injustice I have done him, and soliciting his friendship ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He kept me to dinner, and treated me with the great- est respect. Indeed, I believe there is not a kind- er man breathing, than Mr. Goodwin.
A, You have the best reason in the world for saying so, Mr. Penman. What ; did he converse familiarly, with you !
P. Quite so sir. We talked a great deal, about party affairs, in this neighborhood ; and he lamented, much, that differences, of this kind, should keep worthy men at a distance from each other. I took the liberty, sir, of mentioning your name. ...He said, he had not the honor of being ac- quainted with you ; but that he had a sincere esteem for your character, and should be glad of any oc- casion to cultivate a friendship with you. For my part, I confess, to my shame, I did not think there could have been such a man, on that side.
•tf. Well, good morning.
p. Your most obedient, sir. {He goes.) 130 THE FEMALE CHOICE.
.5. {after some siZencc,) Come, ray friend, let us go.
JB. Whither?
^. Can you doubt ? To Mr. Goodwin's, to be sure. After all that I have heard, can I exist a moment, without acknowledging the injustice I have done him, and soliciting his friendship ?
What to read after The Juvenile Budget Re-Opened: Being Further Selections From the Writings of Doctor John Aikin ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Aikin to read onlineMoreLess
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