The Uncommercial Traveller

第60章

试读中

第60章

The Uncommercial Traveller Charles Dickens

后面的故事,去 App 接着看,下载后搜索书名即可继续阅读。

The Uncommercial Traveller
阅读主题
字体大小

  TheconsequencesofthiscontemplativehabitonthepartoftheExecutive-ahabittobelookedforinahermit,butnotinaPoliceSystem-arefamiliartousall。TheRuffianbecomesoneoftheestablishedordersofthebodypolitic。UndertheplayfulnameofRoughasifheweremerelyapracticaljokerhismovementsandsuccessesarerecordedonpublicoccasions。Whetherhemusteredinlargenumbers,orsmall;whetherhewasingoodspirits,ordepressed;whetherheturnedhisgenerousexertionstoveryprosperousaccount,orFortunewasagainsthim;whetherhewasinasanguinarymood,orrobbedwithamiablehorse-playandagraciousconsiderationforlifeandlimb;allthisischronicledasifhewereanInstitution。IsthereanycityinEurope,outofEngland,inwhichthesetermsareheldwiththepestsofSociety?Orinwhich,atthisday,suchviolentrobberiesfromthepersonareconstantlycommittedasinLondon?

  ThePreparatorySchoolsofRuffianismaresimilarlybornewith。

  TheyoungRuffiansofLondon-notThievesyet,buttrainingforscholarshipsandfellowshipsintheCriminalCourtUniversities-

  molestquietpeopleandtheirproperty,toanextentthatishardlycredible。Thethrowingofstonesinthestreetshasbecomeadangerousanddestructiveoffence,whichsurelycouldhavegottonogreaterheightthoughwehadhadnoPolicebutourownriding-

  whipsandwalking-sticks-thePolicetowhichImyselfappealontheseoccasions。Thethrowingofstonesatthewindowsofrailwaycarriagesinmotion-anactofwantonwickednesswiththeveryArch-Fiend’shandinit-hadbecomeacryingevil,whentherailwaycompaniesforceditonPolicenotice。Constabularcontemplationhaduntilthenbeentheorderoftheday。

后续内容在 App 继续看

精彩内容未完,打开 App 继续阅读

后面的故事已为你准备好,下载 App 后搜索“The Uncommercial Traveller”即可继续阅读这一章。