The book of Three Hundred Anecdotes
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" "A Saxon of course; it would be very curious indeed, sir, should I dispute with a Saxon about families; no, sir, you must sufferfor the obstinacy of your friend, and so a pleasant ride to you both. " PUNCTUALITY.
A Quarter of an Hour. --When Lord Nelson was leaving London, on his last, but glorious, expedition against the enemy, a quantity of cabin furniturewas ordered to be sent on board his ship. He had a farewell dinner party athis house; and the upholsterer having waited upon his lordship..., with anaccount of the completion of the goods, was brought into the dining-room, in a corner of which his lordship spoke with him. The upholsterer stated tohis employer, that everything was finished, and packed, and would go in thewagon, from a certain inn, at _six o'clock_. "And you go to the inn, Mr. A. , and see them off?" "I shall, my lord; I shall be there _punctually atsix_. " "_A quarter before six_, Mr. A. , " returned Lord Nelson, "be there _aquarter before six_. To that _quarter of an hour_ I owe everything inlife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "A Saxon of course; it would be very curious indeed, sir, should I dispute with a Saxon about families; no, sir, you must sufferfor the obstinacy of your friend, and so a pleasant ride to you both. " PUNCTUALITY.
A Quarter of an Hour. --When Lord Nelson was leaving London, on his last, but glorious, expedition against the enemy, a quantity of cabin furniturewas ordered to be sent on board his ship. He had a farewell dinner party athis house; and the upholsterer having waited upon his lordship..., with anaccount of the completion of the goods, was brought into the dining-room, in a corner of which his lordship spoke with him. The upholsterer stated tohis employer, that everything was finished, and packed, and would go in thewagon, from a certain inn, at _six o'clock_. "And you go to the inn, Mr. A. , and see them off?" "I shall, my lord; I shall be there _punctually atsix_. " "_A quarter before six_, Mr. A. , " returned Lord Nelson, "be there _aquarter before six_. To that _quarter of an hour_ I owe everything inlife.
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