Travels in England in 1782
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Of this several mournful instances may be read almost daily in theEnglish papers. Probably they murder, because they cannot likehighwaymen, aided by their horses, make a rapid flight: andtherefore such pests are frequently pretty easily pursued and takenif the person robbed gives information of his robbery in time.
But to return to our stage, I must observe, that they have here acurious way of riding, not in, but upon a stage-coach. Persons towhom it is not convenient to pay a full price, inste...ad of theinside, sit on the top of the coach, without any seats or even arail. By what means passengers thus fasten themselves securely onthe roof of these vehicles, I know not; but you constantly seenumbers seated there, apparently at their ease, and in perfectsafety.
This they call riding on the outside; for which they pay only halfas much as those pay who are within: we had at present six of thesepassengers over our heads, who, when we alighted, frequently madesuch a noise and bustle, as sometimes almost frightened us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of this several mournful instances may be read almost daily in theEnglish papers. Probably they murder, because they cannot likehighwaymen, aided by their horses, make a rapid flight: andtherefore such pests are frequently pretty easily pursued and takenif the person robbed gives information of his robbery in time.
But to return to our stage, I must observe, that they have here acurious way of riding, not in, but upon a stage-coach. Persons towhom it is not convenient to pay a full price, inste...ad of theinside, sit on the top of the coach, without any seats or even arail. By what means passengers thus fasten themselves securely onthe roof of these vehicles, I know not; but you constantly seenumbers seated there, apparently at their ease, and in perfectsafety.
This they call riding on the outside; for which they pay only halfas much as those pay who are within: we had at present six of thesepassengers over our heads, who, when we alighted, frequently madesuch a noise and bustle, as sometimes almost frightened us.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moritz, Karl Philipp, 1756-1793 to read onlineMoreLess
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