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The meal I much enjoyed.
On one side sat Guerrero, on the other Marie Lloyd ; While Mr. Churchill, opposite, explained the Congo' scandal To Dr. Clifford, Mrs. Glyn, and Mr. Harry Eandall.
My hostess very kindly introduced me, during soup.
To a lovely lady member of the Grigolati Troupe, And we listened to Lord Morley, who was giving (rather shrilly) His opinion of the House of Lords to poor Miss Vesta Tilley.
When fish was served, a fellow-guest exclaimed, "Here come the Souls!" " Who is the w...ag ? " I asked my host. He answered, " E. G. Knowles." " Those others," he continued, " who arrived a little late, Are Cinquevalli, Father Vaughan, and Mr. Harry Tate." Poor Mr. E. McKenna grew uncomfortably hot When discussing Naval Estimates with Mr. Malcolm Scott, And the peace of the proceedings was no doubt a trifle marred By the Poet Laureate's arguments with Mr. Wilkie Bard.
72 Dinner in Downing- Street But the dinner was a triumph. That it went without a hitch I attribute very largely to the tact of Little Tich, Who declared himself in favour of Eehgious Education, When the advent of the Zancigs put a stop to conversation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The meal I much enjoyed.
On one side sat Guerrero, on the other Marie Lloyd ; While Mr. Churchill, opposite, explained the Congo' scandal To Dr. Clifford, Mrs. Glyn, and Mr. Harry Eandall.
My hostess very kindly introduced me, during soup.
To a lovely lady member of the Grigolati Troupe, And we listened to Lord Morley, who was giving (rather shrilly) His opinion of the House of Lords to poor Miss Vesta Tilley.
When fish was served, a fellow-guest exclaimed, "Here come the Souls!" " Who is the w...ag ? " I asked my host. He answered, " E. G. Knowles." " Those others," he continued, " who arrived a little late, Are Cinquevalli, Father Vaughan, and Mr. Harry Tate." Poor Mr. E. McKenna grew uncomfortably hot When discussing Naval Estimates with Mr. Malcolm Scott, And the peace of the proceedings was no doubt a trifle marred By the Poet Laureate's arguments with Mr. Wilkie Bard.
72 Dinner in Downing- Street But the dinner was a triumph. That it went without a hitch I attribute very largely to the tact of Little Tich, Who declared himself in favour of Eehgious Education, When the advent of the Zancigs put a stop to conversation.
What to read after Deportmental Ditties And Other Verses;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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