Buffets a Story
Buffets a Story
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"I thay, " said Mr. Peterkin, "heard about that new engathement ? I can't thwear it ith tho, you know, but thath wot they thay. " " Well, what do they say, sweet Wil- liam V" said Mr. Lush.
"Oh! come now, I thay, you know. Don't call me thweet AVilliara. I've athked you a dothen times not to; I don't like it. " " Sour William, then. Come, eject your information. Name the spooney. Parade your leopards. " "Yes, let's have it, Peterkin. Two to one I know what you mean, " put in Trumpington.
" AVel...l, I'll tell the west of you, of •courth ; but Luth talkth tho much thlang, that weally he makth himthelf deuth- •edly unpleasant sometimth. " " Hallo ! " called out Lush. " Here's a ■man that hasn't spoken an s in all his life, talking about my using slang. Well, here is a go. If you want your English ])ure and undefiled and that sort of tiling, as Shakspeare or some- body else calls it, then j-ou'd better trade at this shop. If any body has got a better assortment of that article than I have, just trot him out, that's all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I thay, " said Mr. Peterkin, "heard about that new engathement ? I can't thwear it ith tho, you know, but thath wot they thay. " " Well, what do they say, sweet Wil- liam V" said Mr. Lush.
"Oh! come now, I thay, you know. Don't call me thweet AVilliara. I've athked you a dothen times not to; I don't like it. " " Sour William, then. Come, eject your information. Name the spooney. Parade your leopards. " "Yes, let's have it, Peterkin. Two to one I know what you mean, " put in Trumpington.
" AVel...l, I'll tell the west of you, of •courth ; but Luth talkth tho much thlang, that weally he makth himthelf deuth- •edly unpleasant sometimth. " " Hallo ! " called out Lush. " Here's a ■man that hasn't spoken an s in all his life, talking about my using slang. Well, here is a go. If you want your English ])ure and undefiled and that sort of tiling, as Shakspeare or some- body else calls it, then j-ou'd better trade at this shop. If any body has got a better assortment of that article than I have, just trot him out, that's all.
What to read after Buffets a Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles H Charles Henry Doe to read onlineMoreLess
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