A Few Remarks
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For, having sang for his supper, it is fair to presume that he got it and was able to eat it with a relish. But we latter-day Tommy Tuckers get our supper first, when our speech is sticking in our throats so we can't eat, and then have to sing for it afterward. If we could only speak first 173 174 A Few Remarks and eat afterward, how we would relish our victuals.
There are three species of guest. One, the fortunate being who is invited solely to eat, drink and be merry at some other fellow's ex...pense. Another the gifted being who travels on his shape and who by reason of his greatness is invited to throw a halo of respectability over the occasion. And last, the distinguished yet unhappy orator, who has to work his passage. To the former I present my felicitations; to the latter my heartfelt sympathy.
Years ago, in one of my rare lucid inter- vals, I made a speech which, surprising as it may seem, was regarded as a gem. Up to that time I had been a merry, laughter-loving youth, and carking care rested lightly upon my clustering curls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For, having sang for his supper, it is fair to presume that he got it and was able to eat it with a relish. But we latter-day Tommy Tuckers get our supper first, when our speech is sticking in our throats so we can't eat, and then have to sing for it afterward. If we could only speak first 173 174 A Few Remarks and eat afterward, how we would relish our victuals.
There are three species of guest. One, the fortunate being who is invited solely to eat, drink and be merry at some other fellow's ex...pense. Another the gifted being who travels on his shape and who by reason of his greatness is invited to throw a halo of respectability over the occasion. And last, the distinguished yet unhappy orator, who has to work his passage. To the former I present my felicitations; to the latter my heartfelt sympathy.
Years ago, in one of my rare lucid inter- vals, I made a speech which, surprising as it may seem, was regarded as a gem. Up to that time I had been a merry, laughter-loving youth, and carking care rested lightly upon my clustering curls.
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