The Spectator, volume 1
The Spectator, volume 1
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ADish of Wild-fowl that came afterwards furnished Conversation for therest of the Dinner, which concluded with a late Invention of _Will's_for improving the Quail-Pipe.
Upon withdrawing into my Room after Dinner, I was secretly touched withCompassion towards the honest Gentleman that had dined with us; andcould not but consider with a great deal of Concern, how so good anHeart and such busy Hands were wholly employed in Trifles; that so muchHumanity should be so little beneficial to others, and... so much Industryso little advantageous to himself. The same Temper of Mind andApplication to Affairs might have recommended him to the publick Esteem, and have raised his Fortune in another Station of Life. What Good to hisCountry or himself might not a Trader or Merchant have done with suchuseful tho' ordinary Qualifications?
_Will. Wimble's_ is the Case of many a younger Brother of a greatFamily, who had rather see their Children starve like Gentlemen, thanthrive in a Trade or Profession that is beneath their Quality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ADish of Wild-fowl that came afterwards furnished Conversation for therest of the Dinner, which concluded with a late Invention of _Will's_for improving the Quail-Pipe.
Upon withdrawing into my Room after Dinner, I was secretly touched withCompassion towards the honest Gentleman that had dined with us; andcould not but consider with a great deal of Concern, how so good anHeart and such busy Hands were wholly employed in Trifles; that so muchHumanity should be so little beneficial to others, and... so much Industryso little advantageous to himself. The same Temper of Mind andApplication to Affairs might have recommended him to the publick Esteem, and have raised his Fortune in another Station of Life. What Good to hisCountry or himself might not a Trader or Merchant have done with suchuseful tho' ordinary Qualifications?
_Will. Wimble's_ is the Case of many a younger Brother of a greatFamily, who had rather see their Children starve like Gentlemen, thanthrive in a Trade or Profession that is beneath their Quality.
What to read after The Spectator, volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Addison Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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