Benjamin D His Little Dinner
Benjamin D His Little Dinner
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" Very good ; but nothing like it. Try again. " We try again.
We give it up.
" It is obvious, " says the joyous Whalley, "that the Queen conferred a peerage upon Ben- jamin because he was peerless ! " We groan audibly.
" Now I want to know, " persists this'miserable hanger-on of Joe Miller, " under what treaty the peerage upon Benjamin was conferred ?" We decline to guess anything more about it, and give it up at once.
" The answer, " replies Whalley, " is as obvious as the other (which it may ...easily be, and not be obvious at all). The treaty under which the Queen conferred the peerage upon Benjamin was the Reciprocity Treaty. (Oh!) The Qtiid pro Quo Treaty. (Oh !) The I'll-make-you-an-Empress- if-you'11-make-me-an-Earl Treaty. " (Oh!) " And that, Whalley, says Sir Verdant, turning very red in the face, "you have the audacity to call a conundrum . - " " I have, " says Whalley. " What do you call it?" *^ Well, if you must know my opinion, " says Sir Verdant, " 1 call it a confounded piece of im- pertinence !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Very good ; but nothing like it. Try again. " We try again.
We give it up.
" It is obvious, " says the joyous Whalley, "that the Queen conferred a peerage upon Ben- jamin because he was peerless ! " We groan audibly.
" Now I want to know, " persists this'miserable hanger-on of Joe Miller, " under what treaty the peerage upon Benjamin was conferred ?" We decline to guess anything more about it, and give it up at once.
" The answer, " replies Whalley, " is as obvious as the other (which it may ...easily be, and not be obvious at all). The treaty under which the Queen conferred the peerage upon Benjamin was the Reciprocity Treaty. (Oh!) The Qtiid pro Quo Treaty. (Oh !) The I'll-make-you-an-Empress- if-you'11-make-me-an-Earl Treaty. " (Oh!) " And that, Whalley, says Sir Verdant, turning very red in the face, "you have the audacity to call a conundrum . - " " I have, " says Whalley. " What do you call it?" *^ Well, if you must know my opinion, " says Sir Verdant, " 1 call it a confounded piece of im- pertinence !
What to read after Benjamin D His Little Dinner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Benham to read onlineMoreLess
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