A Family Strike. a Farce
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Ha! ha! Not much, it ain't. There are no blanks drawn in life's lottery. If you don't draw an opera-house, you may draw an elephant.
Blitzen. An elephant ! Now you've hit it. An elephant, whose trunk is a confounded Saratoga, filled with flummerj' and nonsense.
Wilks. Walter, don't talk about those things. How's Julia ?
Blitzen. Ah, that's the trouble. {Sadly.) I could stand the other, but Julia, sweet girl ! She is following in the wake of her worthy step- mother. It's dress, and balls, and pa...rties, and receptions, and style till my very head is turned. I hear nothing else. Lord bless me, I dont know the names of the things on my dinner table any more. We talk French entirely. Wc parley voo. Devil take the parley. { Voice heard outside R, calling, Mr. Blitzen I Mr. Blitzen !) Hear that ! They're calling me, I'm their slave ! I'm liable to duty any hour of the day or night. They want money ; or they want to consult about some useless article they've set their mind on ; or they're diving into some infernal expense.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ha! ha! Not much, it ain't. There are no blanks drawn in life's lottery. If you don't draw an opera-house, you may draw an elephant.
Blitzen. An elephant ! Now you've hit it. An elephant, whose trunk is a confounded Saratoga, filled with flummerj' and nonsense.
Wilks. Walter, don't talk about those things. How's Julia ?
Blitzen. Ah, that's the trouble. {Sadly.) I could stand the other, but Julia, sweet girl ! She is following in the wake of her worthy step- mother. It's dress, and balls, and pa...rties, and receptions, and style till my very head is turned. I hear nothing else. Lord bless me, I dont know the names of the things on my dinner table any more. We talk French entirely. Wc parley voo. Devil take the parley. { Voice heard outside R, calling, Mr. Blitzen I Mr. Blitzen !) Hear that ! They're calling me, I'm their slave ! I'm liable to duty any hour of the day or night. They want money ; or they want to consult about some useless article they've set their mind on ; or they're diving into some infernal expense.
What to read after A Family Strike. a Farce?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Denison, Thomas S. (Thomas Stewart), 1848-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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