Olla Podrida
Olla Podrida
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I refer tothose who have a sufficient independence, but who cannot afford to keeptheir carriages, and who, by the present system of social intercourse, are almost shut out of society, or are inclined to spend more money thanprudence would dictate. In all other capitals, the hackney coaches areclean and respectable, and in some instances as good as a privatecarriage; and besides that, they have a superior kind of carriage forevening parties, which renders the expense of a private carriageunneces...sary. There certainly may be some excuse made for those whodislike hackney coaches pulling up at their doors, when we look at thedisgusting turn-outs of the London stands, at one time filled withdrunken men and women, at others carrying diseased people to thehospital, or dead bodies to the Surgeons' Hall. An English hackneycoach is a type of misery, as regards the horses' outsides, and a_cloaca_ within; you know not, when you step into it, whether you arenot to encounter disease and death. It may be said that there are suchvehicles as glass coaches, as they are termed; but those are only to behired by the day, and become very expensive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I refer tothose who have a sufficient independence, but who cannot afford to keeptheir carriages, and who, by the present system of social intercourse, are almost shut out of society, or are inclined to spend more money thanprudence would dictate. In all other capitals, the hackney coaches areclean and respectable, and in some instances as good as a privatecarriage; and besides that, they have a superior kind of carriage forevening parties, which renders the expense of a private carriageunneces...sary. There certainly may be some excuse made for those whodislike hackney coaches pulling up at their doors, when we look at thedisgusting turn-outs of the London stands, at one time filled withdrunken men and women, at others carrying diseased people to thehospital, or dead bodies to the Surgeons' Hall. An English hackneycoach is a type of misery, as regards the horses' outsides, and a_cloaca_ within; you know not, when you step into it, whether you arenot to encounter disease and death. It may be said that there are suchvehicles as glass coaches, as they are termed; but those are only to behired by the day, and become very expensive.
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