Mr Punch At the Play Humours of Music And the Drama
Mr Punch At the Play Humours of Music And the Drama
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(Goes to door, thinks for a moment, and then turns round} I say, I know Thingummy's acting manager. If I can put in a word about your play hey ? what ?
Ralph (rises hurriedly. Shakes hands with Tom, and skilfully manoeuvres him into the passage, then calls after him}. Good-bye, old man, and many thanks. (Closes the door and returns to his desk, grinding his teeth} Confound him! (Takes up paper and writes a few lines, then reads aloud} " Puffington puts the letter in his pocket and passes his ha...nd through his hair. He groans ' O, why did I ever write those letters ? I know Flossie, and this means fifty pounds at least, and if ever my mother-in-law gets to hear of it ! O, lor here she is ' " (Puts down the paper and looks up at the ceiling} Now, speaking to myself as one man to another, I can't help thinking that this sort of thing has been done before. I seem to have 142 Mr. Punch at the Play heard it somewhere. I'll I'll try a fresh start. ( Writes hurriedly for a few minutes and then reads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Goes to door, thinks for a moment, and then turns round} I say, I know Thingummy's acting manager. If I can put in a word about your play hey ? what ?
Ralph (rises hurriedly. Shakes hands with Tom, and skilfully manoeuvres him into the passage, then calls after him}. Good-bye, old man, and many thanks. (Closes the door and returns to his desk, grinding his teeth} Confound him! (Takes up paper and writes a few lines, then reads aloud} " Puffington puts the letter in his pocket and passes his ha...nd through his hair. He groans ' O, why did I ever write those letters ? I know Flossie, and this means fifty pounds at least, and if ever my mother-in-law gets to hear of it ! O, lor here she is ' " (Puts down the paper and looks up at the ceiling} Now, speaking to myself as one man to another, I can't help thinking that this sort of thing has been done before. I seem to have 142 Mr. Punch at the Play heard it somewhere. I'll I'll try a fresh start. ( Writes hurriedly for a few minutes and then reads.
What to read after Mr Punch At the Play Humours of Music And the Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Keene to read onlineMoreLess
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