Irish Life Humour in Anecdote And Story
Irish Life Humour in Anecdote And Story
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" "Hallo, Pat, I hear your dog is dead. ?" "It is. " "Was it a lap dog?" "Yes; it would lap anything. " "What did it die of ? " "It died of a Tuesday. " "I mean, how did it die ? ' ' "It died on its back. " "I mean, how did the dog meet its death. ?" "It didn't meet its death. Its death overtook it. '' "I want to know what was the complaint?" "No complaint. Everyone for miles round appeared to be satisfied. " "I wish to know how did it occur?" "The dog was no cur; he was a thoroughbred animal. ..." "Tell me what disease did the dog die of ?" " He went to fight a circular saw. " "What was the result?" "The dog only lasted one round. " An Irishman made his way to a country gaol, and asked to be allowed to see the governor. On being ushered into that functionary's presence, he begged for the favour of an inter- view with a prisoner who was to suffer the extreme penalty of the law in the course of the morning. "No, my man, " said the governor, on being appealed to, "you cannot see th-a prisoner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Hallo, Pat, I hear your dog is dead. ?" "It is. " "Was it a lap dog?" "Yes; it would lap anything. " "What did it die of ? " "It died of a Tuesday. " "I mean, how did it die ? ' ' "It died on its back. " "I mean, how did the dog meet its death. ?" "It didn't meet its death. Its death overtook it. '' "I want to know what was the complaint?" "No complaint. Everyone for miles round appeared to be satisfied. " "I wish to know how did it occur?" "The dog was no cur; he was a thoroughbred animal. ..." "Tell me what disease did the dog die of ?" " He went to fight a circular saw. " "What was the result?" "The dog only lasted one round. " An Irishman made his way to a country gaol, and asked to be allowed to see the governor. On being ushered into that functionary's presence, he begged for the favour of an inter- view with a prisoner who was to suffer the extreme penalty of the law in the course of the morning. "No, my man, " said the governor, on being appealed to, "you cannot see th-a prisoner.
What to read after Irish Life Humour in Anecdote And Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Harvey to read onlineMoreLess
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