The Life of Sir Walter Scott
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p. 107.
287 LIFE OF SIR WALTER SCOTT footing of her having visited my mother, requested me to write to Mr. Peel, saying, on her authority, that her second son, a youth of infinite merit and accomplishment, was fit for any situation in a public office, and that I requested he might be provided accordingly. Another widowed dame, whose claim is having read Marmion and the Lady of the Lake, besides a promise to read all my other works — Gad, it is a rash engagement ! — demands that I shall either p...ay £200 to get her cub into some place or other, or settle him in a seminary of education.
Really this is very much after the fashion of the husbandman of Miguel Turra's requests of Sancho when Governor. " Have you anything else to ask, honest man?" quoth Sancho. But what are the demands of an honest man to those of an honest woman, and she a widow to boot? I do believe your destitute widow, especially if she hath a charge of children, and one or two fit for patronage, is one of the most impudent animals living.
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p. 107.
287 LIFE OF SIR WALTER SCOTT footing of her having visited my mother, requested me to write to Mr. Peel, saying, on her authority, that her second son, a youth of infinite merit and accomplishment, was fit for any situation in a public office, and that I requested he might be provided accordingly. Another widowed dame, whose claim is having read Marmion and the Lady of the Lake, besides a promise to read all my other works — Gad, it is a rash engagement ! — demands that I shall either p...ay £200 to get her cub into some place or other, or settle him in a seminary of education.
Really this is very much after the fashion of the husbandman of Miguel Turra's requests of Sancho when Governor. " Have you anything else to ask, honest man?" quoth Sancho. But what are the demands of an honest man to those of an honest woman, and she a widow to boot? I do believe your destitute widow, especially if she hath a charge of children, and one or two fit for patronage, is one of the most impudent animals living.
What to read after The Life of Sir Walter Scott?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J G John Gibson Lockhart to read onlineMoreLess
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