English As She is Wrote
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But the sobs and sighs of the groaning audienceand the noise of corks drawn from smelling bottles prevented themistakes between sharps and flats being heard. One hundred and nineladies fainted! forty-six went into fits! and ninety-five had stronghysterics. The world will scarcely credit the truth when they are toldthat fourteen children, five old men, one hundred tailors, and sixcommon councilmen were actually drowned in the inundation of tears thatflowed from the galleries, the slips, and the ...boxes, to increase thebriny pond in the pit. The water was three feet deep. An Act ofParliament will certainly be passed against her playing any more!" Few poems have been more generally admired or paraphrased in the varioustongues of earth than that commencing with the lines-- "Mary had a little lamb, Its fleece was white as snow, And everywhere that Mary went This lamb was sure to go. " The story is current at the national capital that Mr. Evarts, whenSecretary of State, on one occasion, in a jocular crowd of his friends, was desired to condense into prose these immortal verses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the sobs and sighs of the groaning audienceand the noise of corks drawn from smelling bottles prevented themistakes between sharps and flats being heard. One hundred and nineladies fainted! forty-six went into fits! and ninety-five had stronghysterics. The world will scarcely credit the truth when they are toldthat fourteen children, five old men, one hundred tailors, and sixcommon councilmen were actually drowned in the inundation of tears thatflowed from the galleries, the slips, and the ...boxes, to increase thebriny pond in the pit. The water was three feet deep. An Act ofParliament will certainly be passed against her playing any more!" Few poems have been more generally admired or paraphrased in the varioustongues of earth than that commencing with the lines-- "Mary had a little lamb, Its fleece was white as snow, And everywhere that Mary went This lamb was sure to go. " The story is current at the national capital that Mr. Evarts, whenSecretary of State, on one occasion, in a jocular crowd of his friends, was desired to condense into prose these immortal verses.
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