Humour in Politics Notes And Anecdotes of Twenty Five Years Political Life And
Humour in Politics Notes And Anecdotes of Twenty Five Years Political Life And
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78 HUMOUR IN POLITICS.
The new woman orator waxed eloquent. " And what, " she demanded, as she came to the climax, "is to be the result of our emancipation?" She looked around with the calm assurance of one who had asked a posdr, and this was too much for the little man who was waiting for his wife in a far corner of the hall. " I know, " he shouted. " Ah, " returned the new woman on the platform, scornfully, "the little man with the bald head thinks he has solved the problem that we came here ...to discuss this afternoon. AVe will gladly give our attention while he tells us what is to be the result. " " Cold dinners and ragged children, " roared the little man.
A political agent was driving home one dark night, when, the way seeming long, he became uncertain whether or not he was on the right road. He . Stopped his horse at a- cross-road, clam- bered out of the dogcart, crawled up on a fence, and struck a match to read the signboard which he could dimly see outlined. At the peril of his neck he deciphered the sign, and nearly fell off the fence when he saw these words: 'When in doubt use Smith's lubricating oil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
78 HUMOUR IN POLITICS.
The new woman orator waxed eloquent. " And what, " she demanded, as she came to the climax, "is to be the result of our emancipation?" She looked around with the calm assurance of one who had asked a posdr, and this was too much for the little man who was waiting for his wife in a far corner of the hall. " I know, " he shouted. " Ah, " returned the new woman on the platform, scornfully, "the little man with the bald head thinks he has solved the problem that we came here ...to discuss this afternoon. AVe will gladly give our attention while he tells us what is to be the result. " " Cold dinners and ragged children, " roared the little man.
A political agent was driving home one dark night, when, the way seeming long, he became uncertain whether or not he was on the right road. He . Stopped his horse at a- cross-road, clam- bered out of the dogcart, crawled up on a fence, and struck a match to read the signboard which he could dimly see outlined. At the peril of his neck he deciphered the sign, and nearly fell off the fence when he saw these words: 'When in doubt use Smith's lubricating oil.
What to read after Humour in Politics Notes And Anecdotes of Twenty Five Years Political Life And?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H James Henry Bottomley to read onlineMoreLess
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