The Pilgrim's Wallet;
The Pilgrim's Wallet;
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The educated classes are scarcely distinguishable from Ameri- cans. This was especially noticeable in the speakers in Parliament, and in Spurgeon, Trench, Arthur, Gumming, their best preachers. But the dialects of the lower classes are almost untranslatable. I was nearly as much bothered at Grasmere and Epworth to under- stand the conversation of the peasants as if they had talked in a foreign tongue.
Some words in use with us they never hear : " depot," "freight-train," "car," "store," are nev...er used. "Sta- tion," " goods-train," " carriage," " shop," are their sev- eral substitutes. " Clerk " is never applied to a sales- man, — " dark " they always call it, and apply it only to a writer and a Church officer. " Either " and
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The educated classes are scarcely distinguishable from Ameri- cans. This was especially noticeable in the speakers in Parliament, and in Spurgeon, Trench, Arthur, Gumming, their best preachers. But the dialects of the lower classes are almost untranslatable. I was nearly as much bothered at Grasmere and Epworth to under- stand the conversation of the peasants as if they had talked in a foreign tongue.
Some words in use with us they never hear : " depot," "freight-train," "car," "store," are nev...er used. "Sta- tion," " goods-train," " carriage," " shop," are their sev- eral substitutes. " Clerk " is never applied to a sales- man, — " dark " they always call it, and apply it only to a writer and a Church officer. " Either " and
What to read after The Pilgrim's Wallet;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert Haven to read onlineMoreLess
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