Literary Lapses
Literary Lapses
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All within the car scoreone.
A fine spice of the ludicrous may be added to the gameby each player pretending that he has a destination orstopping-place, where he would wish to alight. It nowbecomes the aim of the two players who are "it" to carryhim past his point. A player who is thus carried beyondhis imaginary stopping-place must feign a violent passion, and imitate angry gesticulations. He may, in addition, feign a great age or a painful infirmity, which will befound to occasion the most co...nvulsive fun for the otherplayers in the game.
These are the main outlines of this most amusing pastime. Many other agreeable features may, of course, be readilyintroduced by persons of humour and imagination.
Number Fifty-Six What I narrate was told me one winter's evening by myfriend Ah-Yen in the little room behind his laundry. Ah-Yen is a quiet little celestial with a grave andthoughtful face, and that melancholy contemplativedisposition so often noticed in his countrymen. Betweenmyself and Ah-Yen there exists a friendship of some years'standing, and we spend many a long evening in the dimlylighted room behind his shop, smoking a dreamy pipetogether and plunged in silent meditation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All within the car scoreone.
A fine spice of the ludicrous may be added to the gameby each player pretending that he has a destination orstopping-place, where he would wish to alight. It nowbecomes the aim of the two players who are "it" to carryhim past his point. A player who is thus carried beyondhis imaginary stopping-place must feign a violent passion, and imitate angry gesticulations. He may, in addition, feign a great age or a painful infirmity, which will befound to occasion the most co...nvulsive fun for the otherplayers in the game.
These are the main outlines of this most amusing pastime. Many other agreeable features may, of course, be readilyintroduced by persons of humour and imagination.
Number Fifty-Six What I narrate was told me one winter's evening by myfriend Ah-Yen in the little room behind his laundry. Ah-Yen is a quiet little celestial with a grave andthoughtful face, and that melancholy contemplativedisposition so often noticed in his countrymen. Betweenmyself and Ah-Yen there exists a friendship of some years'standing, and we spend many a long evening in the dimlylighted room behind his shop, smoking a dreamy pipetogether and plunged in silent meditation.
What to read after Literary Lapses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leacock Stephen to read onlineMoreLess
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