The Vintners Guide
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that must depend upon the Proprietor of the house. In every business as well as the public business, the better the customer is treated the more will they frequent where they receive such treat- ment ; in other business a person does not sustain so much injury from bad treat- ment, or I should rather say from bad bargain or bad value, and the reason is obvious, what is so valuable as health ? and what can possibly impare it so much as the use of bad liquors ? therefore it is my earnest entreaty... to the keepers of public houses, never, for any kind of profit, to sell pernicious and adulterated liquors. I have often been told by per- sons in public business, that their neigh- bours, dealing in the same distillery and paying the same price with them for their liquors, yet would sell such at Id. Per naggin, &c. Or cheaper than they could afford to do, and won- dered how it could be done ; my reply was certainly that the person who so undersold must either not intend to 68 THE VINTNER'S Reflations of Waiters, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
that must depend upon the Proprietor of the house. In every business as well as the public business, the better the customer is treated the more will they frequent where they receive such treat- ment ; in other business a person does not sustain so much injury from bad treat- ment, or I should rather say from bad bargain or bad value, and the reason is obvious, what is so valuable as health ? and what can possibly impare it so much as the use of bad liquors ? therefore it is my earnest entreaty... to the keepers of public houses, never, for any kind of profit, to sell pernicious and adulterated liquors. I have often been told by per- sons in public business, that their neigh- bours, dealing in the same distillery and paying the same price with them for their liquors, yet would sell such at Id. Per naggin, &c. Or cheaper than they could afford to do, and won- dered how it could be done ; my reply was certainly that the person who so undersold must either not intend to 68 THE VINTNER'S Reflations of Waiters, &c.
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