Charles Dickens As a Reader
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Magsman, "he screeches out, 'Toby, I feel my propertya-coming--gr-r-rind away! I feel the Mint a-jingling in me. I'ma-swelling out into the Bank of England!' Such, " reflectively observeshis proprietor, "is the influence of music on a poetic mind!" Adding, however, immediately afterwards, "Not that he was partial to any othermusic but a barrel-organ; on the contrairy, hated it. " Indulging inday-dreams about Coming Into his Property and Going Into Society, forwhich he feels himself formed, and ...to aspire towards which is his avowedambition, the mystery, as to where the Dwarf's salary and ha'penceall go, is one day cleared up by his winning a prize in the Lottery, ahalf-ticket for the twenty-five thousand pounder.
Mr. Chops Comes Into his Property--twelve thousand odd hundred. Furtherthan that, he Goes Into Society "in a chay and four greys with silkjackets. " It was at this turning-point in the career of his large-headedbut diminutive hero that the grotesque humour of the Reader would playupon the risible nerves of his hearers, as, according to Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Magsman, "he screeches out, 'Toby, I feel my propertya-coming--gr-r-rind away! I feel the Mint a-jingling in me. I'ma-swelling out into the Bank of England!' Such, " reflectively observeshis proprietor, "is the influence of music on a poetic mind!" Adding, however, immediately afterwards, "Not that he was partial to any othermusic but a barrel-organ; on the contrairy, hated it. " Indulging inday-dreams about Coming Into his Property and Going Into Society, forwhich he feels himself formed, and ...to aspire towards which is his avowedambition, the mystery, as to where the Dwarf's salary and ha'penceall go, is one day cleared up by his winning a prize in the Lottery, ahalf-ticket for the twenty-five thousand pounder.
Mr. Chops Comes Into his Property--twelve thousand odd hundred. Furtherthan that, he Goes Into Society "in a chay and four greys with silkjackets. " It was at this turning-point in the career of his large-headedbut diminutive hero that the grotesque humour of the Reader would playupon the risible nerves of his hearers, as, according to Mr.
What to read after Charles Dickens As a Reader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kent, Charles Foster, 1867-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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