Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 101, August 1, 1891
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Why, my dear chap, I thought you wanted 'emkept out of your way!
[_CULCHARD slams his bedroom door with temper, leaving PODBURY outside, still chuckling. _ * * * * * THE WRONG OF SEARCH.
(_A DREAM OF THE BRITISH INQUISITION. _) The unfortunate foreigner, travel-stained and suffering from theafter-glow of a stormy passage, crawled up the gangway and was oncemore on land. He carried in his hand a portmanteau.
"Have you anything to declare?" asked an official, in a gold-peakedcap and blue froc...k coat, gruffly.
"Only that your seas are terrible, " was the reply.
The official made no answer, but merely pointed to some planks thathad been placed upon trestles. The foreigner glanced at the peoplewho were standing in front of these planks, and noticed that they werepale with apprehension.
"Have you anything to declare?" was a second time uttered--now by aperson less gold-laced. Then the official continued, "Here, open it!" In a moment the portmanteau was thrown with force on the planks, andthe foreigner protested.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why, my dear chap, I thought you wanted 'emkept out of your way!
[_CULCHARD slams his bedroom door with temper, leaving PODBURY outside, still chuckling. _ * * * * * THE WRONG OF SEARCH.
(_A DREAM OF THE BRITISH INQUISITION. _) The unfortunate foreigner, travel-stained and suffering from theafter-glow of a stormy passage, crawled up the gangway and was oncemore on land. He carried in his hand a portmanteau.
"Have you anything to declare?" asked an official, in a gold-peakedcap and blue froc...k coat, gruffly.
"Only that your seas are terrible, " was the reply.
The official made no answer, but merely pointed to some planks thathad been placed upon trestles. The foreigner glanced at the peoplewho were standing in front of these planks, and noticed that they werepale with apprehension.
"Have you anything to declare?" was a second time uttered--now by aperson less gold-laced. Then the official continued, "Here, open it!" In a moment the portmanteau was thrown with force on the planks, andthe foreigner protested.
What to read after Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 101, August 1, 1891?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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