The Spectator
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Mr. Spectator, Moor- Fields, Oct. 4, 1712.
' Having long consider'd whether there be any Trade wanting ' in this great City, after having survey'd very attentively all 'kinds of Ranks and Professions, I do not find in any Quarter 'of the Town an Oneirocritick, or, in plain English, an Inter- ' preter of Dreams. For want of so useful a Person, there are ' several good People who are .very much puzled in this Par- ''ticuTar, and dream a whole Year together without being ever 'the wiser for it. I ...hope I am pretty well qualify'd for this "^Office, having studied by Candlelight all the Rules of Art 'which have been laid down upon this Subject. My great ' Uncle by my Wife's Side was a Scotch Highlander, and second- ' sighted. I have four Fingers and two Thumbs upon one 'Hand, and was born on the longest Night of the Year. My ' Bedlam was then in Moorfields.
TitE SPECTATOR. 279 ' Christian and Sir-Name begin, and end with the same Letters.
' I am lodg'd in MoorfieldSy in a House that for these fifty ' years has been always tenanted by a Conjurer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Spectator, Moor- Fields, Oct. 4, 1712.
' Having long consider'd whether there be any Trade wanting ' in this great City, after having survey'd very attentively all 'kinds of Ranks and Professions, I do not find in any Quarter 'of the Town an Oneirocritick, or, in plain English, an Inter- ' preter of Dreams. For want of so useful a Person, there are ' several good People who are .very much puzled in this Par- ''ticuTar, and dream a whole Year together without being ever 'the wiser for it. I ...hope I am pretty well qualify'd for this "^Office, having studied by Candlelight all the Rules of Art 'which have been laid down upon this Subject. My great ' Uncle by my Wife's Side was a Scotch Highlander, and second- ' sighted. I have four Fingers and two Thumbs upon one 'Hand, and was born on the longest Night of the Year. My ' Bedlam was then in Moorfields.
TitE SPECTATOR. 279 ' Christian and Sir-Name begin, and end with the same Letters.
' I am lodg'd in MoorfieldSy in a House that for these fifty ' years has been always tenanted by a Conjurer.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morley, Henry, 1822-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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