Mr Punch At the Seaside
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" from Portland Buildings, there ain't no real invalid public 'ere at all, and one can't expect to make a livin* out of you two ; for if you mean to do the thing ever so 'ansome, it ain't reasonable to expect you and the old gent I was a referring to, to stand seven hours a day goin' up and down the Esplanade between you, and you see even that at a bob an hour ain't no great shakes when you come to pay for 'ousing her and keepin' her lookin' spic and span, with all her brass knobs a shining and... her leather apron fresh polished with patent carriage 126 Mr. Punch at the Seaside blackin 1 : and Lor, sir, you'd not b'lieve me if I was to tell you what a deal of show some parties expects for their one bob an hour. Why, it was only the other day that Lady Glumpley (a old party with a front of black curls and yaller bows in her bonnet, as I dare say you've noticed me a haulin' up and LOW TIDE ON SCARBOROUGH SANDS- BATHING UNDER DIFFICULTIES The captain, who is well up in his classics, translates, for his Fanny's benefit, a celebrated Latin poem (by one Lucretius) to the effect that it is sweet to gaze from the cliff at the bathing machines vainly struggling to take the unfor- tunate bathers into deep water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" from Portland Buildings, there ain't no real invalid public 'ere at all, and one can't expect to make a livin* out of you two ; for if you mean to do the thing ever so 'ansome, it ain't reasonable to expect you and the old gent I was a referring to, to stand seven hours a day goin' up and down the Esplanade between you, and you see even that at a bob an hour ain't no great shakes when you come to pay for 'ousing her and keepin' her lookin' spic and span, with all her brass knobs a shining and... her leather apron fresh polished with patent carriage 126 Mr. Punch at the Seaside blackin 1 : and Lor, sir, you'd not b'lieve me if I was to tell you what a deal of show some parties expects for their one bob an hour. Why, it was only the other day that Lady Glumpley (a old party with a front of black curls and yaller bows in her bonnet, as I dare say you've noticed me a haulin' up and LOW TIDE ON SCARBOROUGH SANDS- BATHING UNDER DIFFICULTIES The captain, who is well up in his classics, translates, for his Fanny's benefit, a celebrated Latin poem (by one Lucretius) to the effect that it is sweet to gaze from the cliff at the bathing machines vainly struggling to take the unfor- tunate bathers into deep water.
What to read after Mr Punch At the Seaside?
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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