American Wit And Humor
American Wit And Humor
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[This was versifier- usly applauded by the cumpany, and as I make it a pint to get along as pleasant as possible i sung out "bully for you, old boy. "] The cumpany then drew round the table an^ the Sircle kommenst to go it. They axed me if thare was anybody in the Sperret land which 1 wood like to convarse with. I sed if Bill Tompkins, who was onct my partner in the show biznis, was sober, I should like to convarse with him a few periods.
"Is the Sperret of William Tompkins present?" 82 Among t...he Spirits sed i of the long hared chaps, and there wat three knox on the table.
Sez I, "William, how goze it, Old Sweetness?" "Pretty ruff, old hoss, " he replied.
That was a pleasant way we had of addressin each other when he was in the flesh.
"Air you in the show biznis, William?" sed I.
He sed he was. He sed he & John Bunyan was travelin with a side show in connection with Shakspere, Jonson & Co. 's Circus. He sed old Bun (meaning Mr. Bunyan) stired up the animils & ground the organ while he tended door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[This was versifier- usly applauded by the cumpany, and as I make it a pint to get along as pleasant as possible i sung out "bully for you, old boy. "] The cumpany then drew round the table an^ the Sircle kommenst to go it. They axed me if thare was anybody in the Sperret land which 1 wood like to convarse with. I sed if Bill Tompkins, who was onct my partner in the show biznis, was sober, I should like to convarse with him a few periods.
"Is the Sperret of William Tompkins present?" 82 Among t...he Spirits sed i of the long hared chaps, and there wat three knox on the table.
Sez I, "William, how goze it, Old Sweetness?" "Pretty ruff, old hoss, " he replied.
That was a pleasant way we had of addressin each other when he was in the flesh.
"Air you in the show biznis, William?" sed I.
He sed he was. He sed he & John Bunyan was travelin with a side show in connection with Shakspere, Jonson & Co. 's Circus. He sed old Bun (meaning Mr. Bunyan) stired up the animils & ground the organ while he tended door.
What to read after American Wit And Humor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Lansing Masson to read onlineMoreLess
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