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This forty pound came fortunately to redeem my chain of pearl from mortgage : I would not care how l^i^J^ *\ i^'^T often I swooned to have such a good caudle to comfort me ; gold ^ and pearl is very restorative.
Fy. See, yonder's the rogue I suspect for foul play !
I'll walk muffled by him, offer some offence or cause of a quarrel, only to try his temper ; if he be a coward, he's the likelier to be a rogue, an infallible note. 20 [/osiles Pursenet.
Fur. What a pox ail you, sir? would I had been... aware of you !
Fy. Sir, speak you to me ?
Fur. Not I, sir : pray, keep on your way ; I have nothing to say to you.
Fy. You're a rascal !
1 Sir Thomas Browne in Vulgar Errors (book ii. chap. 5) discusses the question whether gold can be profitably employed in the composition of cordials. ''Although the substance of gold," he says, "be not immuted, or its gravity sensibly decreased, yet that from thence some virtue may proceed either in substantial reception or infusion, we cannot safely deny." 2 1 8 Your Five Gallants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This forty pound came fortunately to redeem my chain of pearl from mortgage : I would not care how l^i^J^ *\ i^'^T often I swooned to have such a good caudle to comfort me ; gold ^ and pearl is very restorative.
Fy. See, yonder's the rogue I suspect for foul play !
I'll walk muffled by him, offer some offence or cause of a quarrel, only to try his temper ; if he be a coward, he's the likelier to be a rogue, an infallible note. 20 [/osiles Pursenet.
Fur. What a pox ail you, sir? would I had been... aware of you !
Fy. Sir, speak you to me ?
Fur. Not I, sir : pray, keep on your way ; I have nothing to say to you.
Fy. You're a rascal !
1 Sir Thomas Browne in Vulgar Errors (book ii. chap. 5) discusses the question whether gold can be profitably employed in the composition of cordials. ''Although the substance of gold," he says, "be not immuted, or its gravity sensibly decreased, yet that from thence some virtue may proceed either in substantial reception or infusion, we cannot safely deny." 2 1 8 Your Five Gallants.
What to read after Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bullen, A. H. (Arthur Henry), 1857-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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