Marse Henry (Volume 1)
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Seats were engaged for a week in advance. Up and downPiccadilly, from St. James Church to St. James Street, carriages bearingthe first arms in the kingdom were parked night after night; and theevening of the 21st of December, six weeks after, there was no falling off. The success was complete. As to an American, London had never seen thelike.
All this while the poor author of the sport was slowly dying. The demandsupon his animal spirits at the Savage Club, the bodily fatigue of "gettinghimself... up to it, " the "damnable iteration" of the lecture itself, wore himout. George, his valet, whom he had brought from America, had finally tolift him about his bedroom like a child. His quarters in Picadilly, as Ihave said, were just opposite the Hall, but he could not go backward andforward without assistance. It was painful in the extreme to see the manwho was undergoing tortures behind the curtain step lightly before theaudience amid a burst of merriment, and for more than an hour sustain thepart of jester, tossing his cap and jingling his bells, a painted death'shead, for he had to rouge his face to hide the pallor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seats were engaged for a week in advance. Up and downPiccadilly, from St. James Church to St. James Street, carriages bearingthe first arms in the kingdom were parked night after night; and theevening of the 21st of December, six weeks after, there was no falling off. The success was complete. As to an American, London had never seen thelike.
All this while the poor author of the sport was slowly dying. The demandsupon his animal spirits at the Savage Club, the bodily fatigue of "gettinghimself... up to it, " the "damnable iteration" of the lecture itself, wore himout. George, his valet, whom he had brought from America, had finally tolift him about his bedroom like a child. His quarters in Picadilly, as Ihave said, were just opposite the Hall, but he could not go backward andforward without assistance. It was painful in the extreme to see the manwho was undergoing tortures behind the curtain step lightly before theaudience amid a burst of merriment, and for more than an hour sustain thepart of jester, tossing his cap and jingling his bells, a painted death'shead, for he had to rouge his face to hide the pallor.
What to read after Marse Henry (Volume 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Watterson Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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