Douglas Jerrold Dramatist And Wit volume 2
Douglas Jerrold Dramatist And Wit volume 2
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We met Godpapa, Godmamma, Miss Polly, and Tom at the station, all in good time. I got everything ship-shape, and took charge of the common purse (for you must know that Godpapa, when on his travels, spends his money like his wit, as if he had more gold and precious gems than ever glistened in Aladdin's cave), and away we sped through the bright sunshine, merry and laughing, till we came to the sea, when Master Tom put on a grave face, for his stomach does not like salt water, and, hiding himsel...f behind a horse-box, was seen of us no more for five long hours. Godpapa is a capital sailor, as you know, from the old boating days at Rocklands ; and we joked, and smoked, and kept the ladies brisk, in spite of Mamma's white cheeks and Miss Polly's imploring eyes. So we got to Dieppe just at sundown, to find the hotels crowded for the races — always a droll sort of thing in France, like a review in Hyde Park, or a regatta in Venice, or a jubilee at Munich, or a anything else that has no meaning and much absurdity; so, instead of going to a nice hotel fronting the sea, as we ought to have done, we go to M — 's house on the port, with a commanding stench in front and rear, because Godpapa had been there once before, and had been excessively uncomfortable !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We met Godpapa, Godmamma, Miss Polly, and Tom at the station, all in good time. I got everything ship-shape, and took charge of the common purse (for you must know that Godpapa, when on his travels, spends his money like his wit, as if he had more gold and precious gems than ever glistened in Aladdin's cave), and away we sped through the bright sunshine, merry and laughing, till we came to the sea, when Master Tom put on a grave face, for his stomach does not like salt water, and, hiding himsel...f behind a horse-box, was seen of us no more for five long hours. Godpapa is a capital sailor, as you know, from the old boating days at Rocklands ; and we joked, and smoked, and kept the ladies brisk, in spite of Mamma's white cheeks and Miss Polly's imploring eyes. So we got to Dieppe just at sundown, to find the hotels crowded for the races — always a droll sort of thing in France, like a review in Hyde Park, or a regatta in Venice, or a jubilee at Munich, or a anything else that has no meaning and much absurdity; so, instead of going to a nice hotel fronting the sea, as we ought to have done, we go to M — 's house on the port, with a commanding stench in front and rear, because Godpapa had been there once before, and had been excessively uncomfortable !
What to read after Douglas Jerrold Dramatist And Wit volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerrold Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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