Complete Works of Robert Burns 8 0
Complete Works of Robert Burns 8 0
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I am not yet employed as such, but ina few years I shall fall into the file of supervisorship by seniority. I have had an immense loss in the death of the Earl of Glencairn; thepatron from whom all my fame and fortune took its rise. Independent ofmy grateful attachment to him, which was indeed so strong that itpervaded my very soul, and was entwined with the thread of myexistence: so soon as the prince's friends had got in (and every dogyou know has his day), my getting forward in the excise wo...uld havebeen an easier business than otherwise it will be. Though this was aconsummation devoutly to be wished, yet, thank Heaven, I can live andrhyme as I am: and as to my boys, poor little fellows! if I cannotplace them on as high an elevation in life, as I could wish, I shall, if I am favoured so much of the Disposer of events as to see thatperiod, fix them on as broad and independent a basis as possible. Among the many wise adages which have been treasured up by ourScottish ancestors, this is one of the best, _Better be the head o'the commonalty, than the tail o' the gentry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am not yet employed as such, but ina few years I shall fall into the file of supervisorship by seniority. I have had an immense loss in the death of the Earl of Glencairn; thepatron from whom all my fame and fortune took its rise. Independent ofmy grateful attachment to him, which was indeed so strong that itpervaded my very soul, and was entwined with the thread of myexistence: so soon as the prince's friends had got in (and every dogyou know has his day), my getting forward in the excise wo...uld havebeen an easier business than otherwise it will be. Though this was aconsummation devoutly to be wished, yet, thank Heaven, I can live andrhyme as I am: and as to my boys, poor little fellows! if I cannotplace them on as high an elevation in life, as I could wish, I shall, if I am favoured so much of the Disposer of events as to see thatperiod, fix them on as broad and independent a basis as possible. Among the many wise adages which have been treasured up by ourScottish ancestors, this is one of the best, _Better be the head o'the commonalty, than the tail o' the gentry.
What to read after Complete Works of Robert Burns 8 0?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Burns And Allan Cunningham to read onlineMoreLess
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