Young Oliver Or the Thoughtless Boy a Tale
Young Oliver Or the Thoughtless Boy a Tale
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Oliver found no longer any joy in industry. He frequently locked up his shop to go to the alehouse. He thought not of the evil days that were to come. Days that might have been pleasant to him. He thought only of the money in his pocket; which was likely to last yet a long time. He trusted to some good fortune, as he called it, for more. From day to day his present stock was diminishing. What blindness, what folly could lead him on thus madly.
Conviction at last came. Came like 22 a clap of thu...nder. Alas! it came too late. His creditors wanted money; he had none left. He could ask no more of the merchant, he knew he would not lend him any. The mer- chant perceived he had done Oliver an injury. Elated with having so much money, he acted as if it would never have diminished. The merchant had not considered the MIND of Oliver.
Oliver's mind was weak and trifling; and might be compared to a butterfly, always roving about, but never gaining any thing by it. As he mixed only 23 with low company, his ideas were gro- velling ; and, though an excellent work- man, his genius was of an ordinary kind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oliver found no longer any joy in industry. He frequently locked up his shop to go to the alehouse. He thought not of the evil days that were to come. Days that might have been pleasant to him. He thought only of the money in his pocket; which was likely to last yet a long time. He trusted to some good fortune, as he called it, for more. From day to day his present stock was diminishing. What blindness, what folly could lead him on thus madly.
Conviction at last came. Came like 22 a clap of thu...nder. Alas! it came too late. His creditors wanted money; he had none left. He could ask no more of the merchant, he knew he would not lend him any. The mer- chant perceived he had done Oliver an injury. Elated with having so much money, he acted as if it would never have diminished. The merchant had not considered the MIND of Oliver.
Oliver's mind was weak and trifling; and might be compared to a butterfly, always roving about, but never gaining any thing by it. As he mixed only 23 with low company, his ideas were gro- velling ; and, though an excellent work- man, his genius was of an ordinary kind.
What to read after Young Oliver Or the Thoughtless Boy a Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beard Daniel Carter to read onlineMoreLess
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