John Ingerfield And Other Stories
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"That's my drink, my boy, " said he. Therewas nothing narrow-minded or exclusive about his tastes.
It was the chairman's duty to introduce the artists. "Ladies andgentlemen, " he would shout, in a voice that united the musicalcharacteristics of a foghorn and a steam saw, "Miss 'EneriettaMontressor, the popular serio-comic, will now happear. " Theseannouncements were invariably received with great applause by thechairman himself, and generally with chilling indifference by the rest ofthe audienc...e.
It was also the privilege of the chairman to maintain order, andreprimand evil-doers. This he usually did very effectively, employingfor the purpose language both fit and forcible. One chairman that Iremember seemed, however, to be curiously deficient in the necessaryqualities for this part of his duty. He was a mild and sleepy littleman, and, unfortunately, he had to preside over an exceptionally rowdyaudience at a small hall in the South-East district. On the night that Iwas present, there occurred a great disturbance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"That's my drink, my boy, " said he. Therewas nothing narrow-minded or exclusive about his tastes.
It was the chairman's duty to introduce the artists. "Ladies andgentlemen, " he would shout, in a voice that united the musicalcharacteristics of a foghorn and a steam saw, "Miss 'EneriettaMontressor, the popular serio-comic, will now happear. " Theseannouncements were invariably received with great applause by thechairman himself, and generally with chilling indifference by the rest ofthe audienc...e.
It was also the privilege of the chairman to maintain order, andreprimand evil-doers. This he usually did very effectively, employingfor the purpose language both fit and forcible. One chairman that Iremember seemed, however, to be curiously deficient in the necessaryqualities for this part of his duty. He was a mild and sleepy littleman, and, unfortunately, he had to preside over an exceptionally rowdyaudience at a small hall in the South-East district. On the night that Iwas present, there occurred a great disturbance.
What to read after John Ingerfield And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerome Jerome Klapka to read onlineMoreLess
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