Desperate Husbands
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More primitive. I prowl the kitchen, looking for my mate. I spot Jocasta by the toaster, trying to fish out an English muffin that has become stuck. She is dressed, alluringly enough, in spotty pyjamas and ugh boots. I growl and beat my chest. ‘Come on, baby. You haven’t the time for muffins. Marriage is about procreation. It’s about the survival of the species.’ Politicians both here and in the US have been talking about gay marriage. We can’t allow gay marriage, said both the Prime Minister an...d the President, because marriage is about the continuation of the species. Suddenly, ever since they spoke, I see myself in a new light, as the last of my species, swinging from tree to tree. I am the last of a mighty line, the last large-arsed male Bo-Bo still alive in the jungle. I must find another large-arsed Bo-Bo and breed. ‘Come on, Jocasta,’ I say, leaning closer. ‘We must multiply, for marriage has no point without procreation.’ ‘I’ve already multiplied,’ she mumbles distractedly, ‘and now I want some breakfast.’ ‘But Bo-Bo want to breed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
More primitive. I prowl the kitchen, looking for my mate. I spot Jocasta by the toaster, trying to fish out an English muffin that has become stuck. She is dressed, alluringly enough, in spotty pyjamas and ugh boots. I growl and beat my chest. ‘Come on, baby. You haven’t the time for muffins. Marriage is about procreation. It’s about the survival of the species.’ Politicians both here and in the US have been talking about gay marriage. We can’t allow gay marriage, said both the Prime Minister an...d the President, because marriage is about the continuation of the species. Suddenly, ever since they spoke, I see myself in a new light, as the last of my species, swinging from tree to tree. I am the last of a mighty line, the last large-arsed male Bo-Bo still alive in the jungle. I must find another large-arsed Bo-Bo and breed. ‘Come on, Jocasta,’ I say, leaning closer. ‘We must multiply, for marriage has no point without procreation.’ ‘I’ve already multiplied,’ she mumbles distractedly, ‘and now I want some breakfast.’ ‘But Bo-Bo want to breed.
What to read after Desperate Husbands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glover, Richard, 1837- to read onlineMoreLess
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