Artemus Ward His Works Complete
Artemus Ward His Works Complete
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I should like to be George some more.
Confusion so great that I seek refuge in a stateroom which contains a single lady of forty-five summers, who says, " Base man ! leave me ! " I leave her.
By and by we cool down, and become somewhat regulated.
190 THE ISTHMUS.
The next day and the next pass by in a serene manner. The waves are smooth now, and we can all eat and sleep. We might have enjoyed ourselves very well, I fancy, if the Ariel, whose capacity was about three hundred and fifty passengers..., had not on this occasion carried nearly nine hundred, a hundred at least of whom were children of an unpleasant age. Captain Semmes captured the Ariel once, and it is to be deeply regretted that that thrifty buccaneer hadn't made mince-meat of her, because she is a miserable tub at best, and hasn't much more right to be afloat than a second-hand coffin has. I do not know her proprietor, Mr. C. Yanderbilt. But I know of several excellent mill privi- leges in the State of Maine, and not one of them is so thorough- ly Darned as he was all the way from New York to Aspinwall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I should like to be George some more.
Confusion so great that I seek refuge in a stateroom which contains a single lady of forty-five summers, who says, " Base man ! leave me ! " I leave her.
By and by we cool down, and become somewhat regulated.
190 THE ISTHMUS.
The next day and the next pass by in a serene manner. The waves are smooth now, and we can all eat and sleep. We might have enjoyed ourselves very well, I fancy, if the Ariel, whose capacity was about three hundred and fifty passengers..., had not on this occasion carried nearly nine hundred, a hundred at least of whom were children of an unpleasant age. Captain Semmes captured the Ariel once, and it is to be deeply regretted that that thrifty buccaneer hadn't made mince-meat of her, because she is a miserable tub at best, and hasn't much more right to be afloat than a second-hand coffin has. I do not know her proprietor, Mr. C. Yanderbilt. But I know of several excellent mill privi- leges in the State of Maine, and not one of them is so thorough- ly Darned as he was all the way from New York to Aspinwall.
What to read after Artemus Ward His Works Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Artemus to read onlineMoreLess
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