Memoirs of the Life Public And Private Adventures of Madame Vestris
Memoirs of the Life Public And Private Adventures of Madame Vestris
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He lived in good style, kept his carriage, and servants in livery, and made it a rule to have three courses served up at his table — though he was a very temperate 40 The Life of man, and seldom tasted of anything but soup, fish, and apple pie.
I apprehend that the town-acquainted reader knows well that I allude to Colonel Mordaunt, the East Indian Nabob ; he was said to have brought from that country five hundred thousand pounds. I firmly believe he brought double that sum, but wasted a great ...portion of it on Bible and Missionary Societies.
His career in India was rather a peaceable one, as he principally was British resident, at one of the native towns ; and excepting the battle of Tanjore, was never engaged in a military operation during the twenty-two years of residence in India. It is but justice to his memory to state, that in the despatches sent home it was stated — " The gallantry of Major Mordaunt ensured a victory when every regiment had been driven from their position ; he snatched the colours from his ensign, and spurred his horse into the water, calling on his men (two hundred Sepoys and four hundred Europeans) to follow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He lived in good style, kept his carriage, and servants in livery, and made it a rule to have three courses served up at his table — though he was a very temperate 40 The Life of man, and seldom tasted of anything but soup, fish, and apple pie.
I apprehend that the town-acquainted reader knows well that I allude to Colonel Mordaunt, the East Indian Nabob ; he was said to have brought from that country five hundred thousand pounds. I firmly believe he brought double that sum, but wasted a great ...portion of it on Bible and Missionary Societies.
His career in India was rather a peaceable one, as he principally was British resident, at one of the native towns ; and excepting the battle of Tanjore, was never engaged in a military operation during the twenty-two years of residence in India. It is but justice to his memory to state, that in the despatches sent home it was stated — " The gallantry of Major Mordaunt ensured a victory when every regiment had been driven from their position ; he snatched the colours from his ensign, and spurred his horse into the water, calling on his men (two hundred Sepoys and four hundred Europeans) to follow.
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