The Tremendous Adventures of Major Gahagan Etc. Etc
The Tremendous Adventures of Major Gahagan Etc. Etc
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Is there a more pathetic case ? As for a mere low beggar — some labourless labourer, or some weaver out of place — don't let us throw away our compassion upon them.
Psha! they're accustomed to starve. They can sleep upon boards, or dine off a crust ; whereas a gentleman would die in the same situation. I think this was poor Morgiana's way of reasoning.' For Walker's cash in prison beginning presently to run low, and knowing quite well that the dear fellow could not exist there without the luxur...ies to which he had been accustomed, she borrowed money from her mother, until the poor old lady was i sec. She even confessed, with tears, to Woolsey, that she was in partiinilar want of twenty pounds, to pay a poor milliner, whose debt she could not bear to put in her husband's schedule.
And I need not say she carried the money to her husband, who might have been greatly benefited by it — only he had a bad run of luck at the cards ; and how the deuce can a man help that f Woolsey had repurchased for her one of the Cashmere shawls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is there a more pathetic case ? As for a mere low beggar — some labourless labourer, or some weaver out of place — don't let us throw away our compassion upon them.
Psha! they're accustomed to starve. They can sleep upon boards, or dine off a crust ; whereas a gentleman would die in the same situation. I think this was poor Morgiana's way of reasoning.' For Walker's cash in prison beginning presently to run low, and knowing quite well that the dear fellow could not exist there without the luxur...ies to which he had been accustomed, she borrowed money from her mother, until the poor old lady was i sec. She even confessed, with tears, to Woolsey, that she was in partiinilar want of twenty pounds, to pay a poor milliner, whose debt she could not bear to put in her husband's schedule.
And I need not say she carried the money to her husband, who might have been greatly benefited by it — only he had a bad run of luck at the cards ; and how the deuce can a man help that f Woolsey had repurchased for her one of the Cashmere shawls.
What to read after The Tremendous Adventures of Major Gahagan Etc. Etc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thackeray, William Makepeace, 1811-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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