The Projector: a Periodical Paper, Originally Published in Monthly Numbers ... 1
The Projector: a Periodical Paper, Originally Published in Monthly Numbers ... 1
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Nmo- in an intrigue, or, what is worse, would aa soon have paid a dress visit in an undress wig, as be detected in the fact of sitting down to table at our old hour of two o'clock.
Yet, as sudden riches bring on a train of consequences for which it is impossible to be prepared, we did not leap from two to Jwe without some qualms, which were not very easy to bear : and, to say the truth, although we afterwards found it necessary to prorogue the dinner to ^i^ or seven, I have not even yet been ab...le to conquer a certain coarse hankering for food which seizes me about 'Change time, and operates like a sting of cotiscience, which the lenitive decoctions of a Birch or a BcttIiBB can scarcely pluck out.
^^ I might add, what you have, no question^ already anticipated, the equipage, and dress, and servants, and entertainments, and, in short, the whole grandeur of people of fortune; all which I was irresistibly persuaded to procore and exhibit by that voice which perpetually called out, * You are immenseh/ rich : act ae^ cordinglyJ But I wave a detail of these parti^ culars, as things which may be gazed at any day } and shall not attempt to describe either dte pannels of my coach, or the hammercloth md housings — ^the many hundreds whom my wile haa entertained at a rout^-^nor the vast Nmo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nmo- in an intrigue, or, what is worse, would aa soon have paid a dress visit in an undress wig, as be detected in the fact of sitting down to table at our old hour of two o'clock.
Yet, as sudden riches bring on a train of consequences for which it is impossible to be prepared, we did not leap from two to Jwe without some qualms, which were not very easy to bear : and, to say the truth, although we afterwards found it necessary to prorogue the dinner to ^i^ or seven, I have not even yet been ab...le to conquer a certain coarse hankering for food which seizes me about 'Change time, and operates like a sting of cotiscience, which the lenitive decoctions of a Birch or a BcttIiBB can scarcely pluck out.
^^ I might add, what you have, no question^ already anticipated, the equipage, and dress, and servants, and entertainments, and, in short, the whole grandeur of people of fortune; all which I was irresistibly persuaded to procore and exhibit by that voice which perpetually called out, * You are immenseh/ rich : act ae^ cordinglyJ But I wave a detail of these parti^ culars, as things which may be gazed at any day } and shall not attempt to describe either dte pannels of my coach, or the hammercloth md housings — ^the many hundreds whom my wile haa entertained at a rout^-^nor the vast Nmo.
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