The Radical Member
The Radical Member
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As for the Hon. Samson Swyne, his opposition gave very little cause for uneasiness. It was true that he pro- posed to represent the gigantic strength of the Dissenting interest ; but the Radical Member himself could be a Dissenter, if that was all, at a very short notice, supposing that the widow had no strong proclivities the other way ; and, when it The Radical Member. 2 1 came to spending money in the good cause, while Lord Crackling was sighing over his shillings, Mrs. MacBoosie, bless her ...kind heart, if she took the matter up at all, would not grudge her sove- reigns.
Precisely six weeks had elapsed since the Radical Member's domestic affliction, when he was seen to give up his ticket one fine afternoon at the Dulminster railway station, and to step briskly iVito a Red Lion fly. The Red Lion at Dulminster was a comfortable inn, and the buxom hostess always did her best for the Radical Member ; but -~%a. The present occasion, out of consideration pro- uuMy for his recent loss, her solicitude was more than usually tender.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As for the Hon. Samson Swyne, his opposition gave very little cause for uneasiness. It was true that he pro- posed to represent the gigantic strength of the Dissenting interest ; but the Radical Member himself could be a Dissenter, if that was all, at a very short notice, supposing that the widow had no strong proclivities the other way ; and, when it The Radical Member. 2 1 came to spending money in the good cause, while Lord Crackling was sighing over his shillings, Mrs. MacBoosie, bless her ...kind heart, if she took the matter up at all, would not grudge her sove- reigns.
Precisely six weeks had elapsed since the Radical Member's domestic affliction, when he was seen to give up his ticket one fine afternoon at the Dulminster railway station, and to step briskly iVito a Red Lion fly. The Red Lion at Dulminster was a comfortable inn, and the buxom hostess always did her best for the Radical Member ; but -~%a. The present occasion, out of consideration pro- uuMy for his recent loss, her solicitude was more than usually tender.
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