Young Boswell Chapters On James Boswell the Biographer Based Largely On New M
Young Boswell Chapters On James Boswell the Biographer Based Largely On New M
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Turbulent.
[Mr. Turbulent] proposed bringing him to call upon me; but this I declined, certain how little satisfaction would be given here by the entrance of a man so famous for compiling anecdotes. But yet I really wished to see him again for old acquaintance' sake, and unavoidable amusement from his oddity and good humour, as well as respect for the object of his constant admiration, my revered Dr. Johnson. I therefore told Mr. Turbulent 188 YOUNG BOSWELL I should be extremely glad to speak w...ith him after the service was over.
Accordingly, at the gate of the choir, Mr. Turbulent brought him to me. We saluted with mutual glee; his comic-serious face and manner have lost nothing of their wonted singularity, nor yet have his mind and language, as you will soon confess.
"I am extremely glad to see you, indeed, " he cried, " but very sorry to see you here. My dear ma'am, why do you stay ? — it won't do, ma'am ! you must resign ! — we can put up with it no longer. I told my good host, the Bishop, so last night ; we are all grown quite outrageous!" Whether I laughed the most or stared the most, I am at a loss to say.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Turbulent.
[Mr. Turbulent] proposed bringing him to call upon me; but this I declined, certain how little satisfaction would be given here by the entrance of a man so famous for compiling anecdotes. But yet I really wished to see him again for old acquaintance' sake, and unavoidable amusement from his oddity and good humour, as well as respect for the object of his constant admiration, my revered Dr. Johnson. I therefore told Mr. Turbulent 188 YOUNG BOSWELL I should be extremely glad to speak w...ith him after the service was over.
Accordingly, at the gate of the choir, Mr. Turbulent brought him to me. We saluted with mutual glee; his comic-serious face and manner have lost nothing of their wonted singularity, nor yet have his mind and language, as you will soon confess.
"I am extremely glad to see you, indeed, " he cried, " but very sorry to see you here. My dear ma'am, why do you stay ? — it won't do, ma'am ! you must resign ! — we can put up with it no longer. I told my good host, the Bishop, so last night ; we are all grown quite outrageous!" Whether I laughed the most or stared the most, I am at a loss to say.
What to read after Young Boswell Chapters On James Boswell the Biographer Based Largely On New M?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tinker Chauncey Brewster to read onlineMoreLess
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