A Batch of Golfing Papers
A Batch of Golfing Papers
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' ' I cannot, all the same, let him linger between heaven and earth, ' said Death ; ' I shall shunt him back to Coq. ' ' Where they will take me for a ghost. Thank you ! is there not still paradise?' XIV They were there at the end of a short hour. ' Toe, toe ! ' ' Who is there ? ' ' The wheelwright of Coq, ' said the great golfer.
THE DEVIL'S ROUND 75 ' Ah ! my lad, ' said St. Peter half opening the door, ' I am really grieved. St. Anthony told you long ago you had better ask for the salvation ...of your soul. ' ' That is true, St. Peter, ' replied Roger with a sheepish air. ' And how is he, that blessed St. Anthony? Could I not come in for one moment to return the visit he once paid me ? ' ' Why, here he comes, ' said St. Peter, throwing the door wide open.
In the twinkling of an eye the sly golfer had flung himself into paradise, unhooked his apron, let it fall to the ground, and seated himself down on it.
'Good morning, St. Anthony, ' said he with a fine salute. 'You see I had plenty of time to think of paradise, for here we are !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' ' I cannot, all the same, let him linger between heaven and earth, ' said Death ; ' I shall shunt him back to Coq. ' ' Where they will take me for a ghost. Thank you ! is there not still paradise?' XIV They were there at the end of a short hour. ' Toe, toe ! ' ' Who is there ? ' ' The wheelwright of Coq, ' said the great golfer.
THE DEVIL'S ROUND 75 ' Ah ! my lad, ' said St. Peter half opening the door, ' I am really grieved. St. Anthony told you long ago you had better ask for the salvation ...of your soul. ' ' That is true, St. Peter, ' replied Roger with a sheepish air. ' And how is he, that blessed St. Anthony? Could I not come in for one moment to return the visit he once paid me ? ' ' Why, here he comes, ' said St. Peter, throwing the door wide open.
In the twinkling of an eye the sly golfer had flung himself into paradise, unhooked his apron, let it fall to the ground, and seated himself down on it.
'Good morning, St. Anthony, ' said he with a fine salute. 'You see I had plenty of time to think of paradise, for here we are !
What to read after A Batch of Golfing Papers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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