The New English Canaan of Thomas Morton
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Lewes the II. Fc nt a Barber Em- baffador.
T/ie Embaf- fage de/pifed Elder or Deacon may preach, it is not amiffe to difcover their practife in that perticuler, before I part with them. 1 It has bin an old faying, and a true, what is bred in the bone will not out of the flefli, nor the ftepping into the pulpit that can make the perfon fitt for the imployment.
The unfitnes of the perfon undertaking to be the MeiTenger has brought a blemifh upon the meffage, as in the time of Lewes the Eleventh, ...King of France, who, (having advaunced his Barber to place of Honor, and graced him with eminent titles), made him fo prefumptuous to undertake an Embaf- fage to treat with forraine princes of Civile affaires.
But what was the iffue ? Hee behaved himfelfe fo * 175 * unworthily, (yet as well as his breeding would give him leave, ) that both the Meffenger and the meffage were defpifed ; and had not hee, (being difcovered, ) conveyed himfelfe out of their territories, they had made him pay for his barbarous prefumption.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lewes the II. Fc nt a Barber Em- baffador.
T/ie Embaf- fage de/pifed Elder or Deacon may preach, it is not amiffe to difcover their practife in that perticuler, before I part with them. 1 It has bin an old faying, and a true, what is bred in the bone will not out of the flefli, nor the ftepping into the pulpit that can make the perfon fitt for the imployment.
The unfitnes of the perfon undertaking to be the MeiTenger has brought a blemifh upon the meffage, as in the time of Lewes the Eleventh, ...King of France, who, (having advaunced his Barber to place of Honor, and graced him with eminent titles), made him fo prefumptuous to undertake an Embaf- fage to treat with forraine princes of Civile affaires.
But what was the iffue ? Hee behaved himfelfe fo * 175 * unworthily, (yet as well as his breeding would give him leave, ) that both the Meffenger and the meffage were defpifed ; and had not hee, (being difcovered, ) conveyed himfelfe out of their territories, they had made him pay for his barbarous prefumption.
What to read after The New English Canaan of Thomas Morton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morton, Thomas, 1764?-1838 to read onlineMoreLess
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