Robert Burns And the Scotch Excise Board
Robert Burns And the Scotch Excise Board
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" As coming events usually cast their shadows bofore it is a fair inference that P, Q, and R, as early as conditions permitted, got mirehing orders to other locali- ties, v?here they were kept apart from " neigh- bours" and friends who chanced to be " traders;" •S' is "a suspicious character" — does this mean suspicious of others, or suspected by others? T is "a simple man— drinks, " and, as may be inferred, has no " good or ill in him ava ;" C^" is " a good officer, bjt courts popularity ; " V... " can do middling, deals in the marvellous, needs looking after ;" W is "a confused bad officer ; " A' is " but lame in business ; " Fis " a blunderer. " iHow these officers were kept up to the mark, by censures, duly intimated, and by punishments is illustrated by some records : — AB is " suspended three months for giving too much weight in candles;" BC is "struck off for being below when it was his watch on deck;" CD " is suspended three months for not swearing his tanners pro- perly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" As coming events usually cast their shadows bofore it is a fair inference that P, Q, and R, as early as conditions permitted, got mirehing orders to other locali- ties, v?here they were kept apart from " neigh- bours" and friends who chanced to be " traders;" •S' is "a suspicious character" — does this mean suspicious of others, or suspected by others? T is "a simple man— drinks, " and, as may be inferred, has no " good or ill in him ava ;" C^" is " a good officer, bjt courts popularity ; " V... " can do middling, deals in the marvellous, needs looking after ;" W is "a confused bad officer ; " A' is " but lame in business ; " Fis " a blunderer. " iHow these officers were kept up to the mark, by censures, duly intimated, and by punishments is illustrated by some records : — AB is " suspended three months for giving too much weight in candles;" BC is "struck off for being below when it was his watch on deck;" CD " is suspended three months for not swearing his tanners pro- perly.
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