Universal Classics Library volume 9
Universal Classics Library volume 9
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This was the first time that ever my parents had seen all their children together in prosperity. While I was now trifling at home, I saw Lon- don, where I lay one night only. The next day, I dined at Beddington, where I was much delighted with the gardens and curiosities. Thence, we returned to the Lady Darcy's, at Sutton; thence to Wotton; and, on the i6th of August following, 1633, back to Lewes. 3d November, 1633. This year my father was ap- pointed Sheriff, the last, as I think, who served ...in that honorable office for Surrey and Sussex, before they were disjoined. He had 116 servants in liveries, every one liveried in green satin doublets; divers gentlemen and persons of quality waited on him in the same garb and habit, which at that time (when thirty or forty was the usual retinue of the High Sheriff) was esteemed a great matter. Nor was this out of the least vanity that my father exceeded (who was one of the greatest decliners of it) ; but because he could not refuse the civility of his friends and relations, who voluntarily came them- selves, or sent in their servants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was the first time that ever my parents had seen all their children together in prosperity. While I was now trifling at home, I saw Lon- don, where I lay one night only. The next day, I dined at Beddington, where I was much delighted with the gardens and curiosities. Thence, we returned to the Lady Darcy's, at Sutton; thence to Wotton; and, on the i6th of August following, 1633, back to Lewes. 3d November, 1633. This year my father was ap- pointed Sheriff, the last, as I think, who served ...in that honorable office for Surrey and Sussex, before they were disjoined. He had 116 servants in liveries, every one liveried in green satin doublets; divers gentlemen and persons of quality waited on him in the same garb and habit, which at that time (when thirty or forty was the usual retinue of the High Sheriff) was esteemed a great matter. Nor was this out of the least vanity that my father exceeded (who was one of the greatest decliners of it) ; but because he could not refuse the civility of his friends and relations, who voluntarily came them- selves, or sent in their servants.
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