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How Mr. Hill made the discovery of this debt to the grocer agree with his former notion, that the Irish glover had always money at com- mand, we cannot well conceive ; but an- ger and prejudice will sw^allow down the grossest contradictions without difficulty.
When Mr. Hills clerk went to de- mand payment of the note, CNeilTs head was full of the ball w^hich he w^as to give that evening. He was much sur- prised at the unexpected appearance of the note : he had not ready money by him to pay it ;... and, after swearing a good deal at the clerk, and complaining of this 2 THE LIMERICK GLOVES. 265 uneenerous and un^entleman-like behavl'- our in the grocer and the tanner, he toki the clerk to be gone, and not to be bother mg him at such an unseasonable time-; that he could not have the money ther/, and did not deserve to have it at all.
This language and conduct were rather new to the English clerk's mercantile ear^: we cannot wonder that it should seem to him, as he said to his master, more the language of a madman than a man of busi- Dess.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How Mr. Hill made the discovery of this debt to the grocer agree with his former notion, that the Irish glover had always money at com- mand, we cannot well conceive ; but an- ger and prejudice will sw^allow down the grossest contradictions without difficulty.
When Mr. Hills clerk went to de- mand payment of the note, CNeilTs head was full of the ball w^hich he w^as to give that evening. He was much sur- prised at the unexpected appearance of the note : he had not ready money by him to pay it ;... and, after swearing a good deal at the clerk, and complaining of this 2 THE LIMERICK GLOVES. 265 uneenerous and un^entleman-like behavl'- our in the grocer and the tanner, he toki the clerk to be gone, and not to be bother mg him at such an unseasonable time-; that he could not have the money ther/, and did not deserve to have it at all.
This language and conduct were rather new to the English clerk's mercantile ear^: we cannot wonder that it should seem to him, as he said to his master, more the language of a madman than a man of busi- Dess.
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