Black Mischief
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It made very little impression on the million or so Londoners who glanced down the columns of their papers that evening.
‘Any news in the paper tonight, dear?’ ‘No, dear, nothing of interest.’ ‘Azania?
That’s part of Africa, ain’t it?’ ‘Ask Lil, she was at school last.’ ‘Lil, where’s Azania?’ ‘I don’t know, father.’ ‘What do they teach you at school, I’d like to know.’ ‘Only niggers.’ ‘It came in a cross-word quite lately. Independent native principality. You would have it it was Tur...key.’ ‘Azania?
It sounds like a Cunarder to me.’ ‘But, my dear, surely you remember that madly attractive blackamoor at Balliol.’ ‘Run up and see if you can find the atlas, deary … Yes, where it always is, behind the stand in father’s study.’ ‘Things look quieter in East Africa. That Azanian business cleared up at last.’ ‘Care to see the evening paper? There’s nothing in it.’ In Fleet Street, in the offices of the daily papers: ‘Randall, there might be a story in the Azanian cable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It made very little impression on the million or so Londoners who glanced down the columns of their papers that evening.
‘Any news in the paper tonight, dear?’ ‘No, dear, nothing of interest.’ ‘Azania?
That’s part of Africa, ain’t it?’ ‘Ask Lil, she was at school last.’ ‘Lil, where’s Azania?’ ‘I don’t know, father.’ ‘What do they teach you at school, I’d like to know.’ ‘Only niggers.’ ‘It came in a cross-word quite lately. Independent native principality. You would have it it was Tur...key.’ ‘Azania?
It sounds like a Cunarder to me.’ ‘But, my dear, surely you remember that madly attractive blackamoor at Balliol.’ ‘Run up and see if you can find the atlas, deary … Yes, where it always is, behind the stand in father’s study.’ ‘Things look quieter in East Africa. That Azanian business cleared up at last.’ ‘Care to see the evening paper? There’s nothing in it.’ In Fleet Street, in the offices of the daily papers: ‘Randall, there might be a story in the Azanian cable.
What to read after Black Mischief?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Evelyn Waugh to read onlineMoreLess
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