The World of Cant
The World of Cant
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Within less than a month of the discussion in the last chapter, Melville received a letter from him bespeaking assistance on behalf of a person deserving his charity. Melville's liberality, and active benevolence, were unbounded, and he at once replied, fixing a day and hour when he would receive Sir NicoFs prot(fgi at his town residence in Park Lane. He intimated the appointment to his footman, and gave instructions that the gentleman introduced by Sir Nicol, when he arrived, was to take prece...dence of all other visitors, and be ushered into the library without delay. At the appointed time the door opened, and the ser- vant introduced a melodramatic young man, with a pale dissipated, pimply complexion, and a self-satisfied face. He was dressed extravagantly and whimsically, and his per- fumed hair was thrown back from a low brow. His manner was affected, and objectionably obtrusive. He was followed by a servile-looking small-headed youngster, who was dignified by a black cloth costume, and carried a bundle of books and tracts under his arm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Within less than a month of the discussion in the last chapter, Melville received a letter from him bespeaking assistance on behalf of a person deserving his charity. Melville's liberality, and active benevolence, were unbounded, and he at once replied, fixing a day and hour when he would receive Sir NicoFs prot(fgi at his town residence in Park Lane. He intimated the appointment to his footman, and gave instructions that the gentleman introduced by Sir Nicol, when he arrived, was to take prece...dence of all other visitors, and be ushered into the library without delay. At the appointed time the door opened, and the ser- vant introduced a melodramatic young man, with a pale dissipated, pimply complexion, and a self-satisfied face. He was dressed extravagantly and whimsically, and his per- fumed hair was thrown back from a low brow. His manner was affected, and objectionably obtrusive. He was followed by a servile-looking small-headed youngster, who was dignified by a black cloth costume, and carried a bundle of books and tracts under his arm.
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