Mr Punch With the Children
Mr Punch With the Children
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Hadn't I ? " BLUE FEVER. Visitor (after a long discourse on the virtue* of temper- ance) " I'm glad to see a little boy here wearing the blue ribbon.
That's a good little fellow. Persevere in your good Billie Groggins. " Please, sir, I'mHox/ord/" 95 " Oh ! just ain't people proud what have got pairasoles. " A DISCUSSION ON DIET. Little Chris (to little Kate. ) Does your governess get ill on mince pies ?
Little Kate. I don't know ! Why ?
Little Chris. 'Cause mine does. At dinner to-day she said,... " If you eat any more of that pastry, I know you'll be ill. " So she must have been so herself.
[Conference broken up by arrival of the lady in question. 96 WHAT IS IT?
First Boy (log. }. " I tell yer its 'ed's here ! I seen it move !" Second Do, " I say it's at this end, yer stoopid ! I can see 'i3 ears ! " P. C.
97 Dolly. " Auntie, that's what I've done for the cow-drawing com- petition at school. " Auntie. "But it is more like a horse than a cow. " Dollv " It is a. Horse. But, please, don't tell teacher 1" 98 "THE GENTLE CRAFT" Preceptor (after a lecture).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hadn't I ? " BLUE FEVER. Visitor (after a long discourse on the virtue* of temper- ance) " I'm glad to see a little boy here wearing the blue ribbon.
That's a good little fellow. Persevere in your good Billie Groggins. " Please, sir, I'mHox/ord/" 95 " Oh ! just ain't people proud what have got pairasoles. " A DISCUSSION ON DIET. Little Chris (to little Kate. ) Does your governess get ill on mince pies ?
Little Kate. I don't know ! Why ?
Little Chris. 'Cause mine does. At dinner to-day she said,... " If you eat any more of that pastry, I know you'll be ill. " So she must have been so herself.
[Conference broken up by arrival of the lady in question. 96 WHAT IS IT?
First Boy (log. }. " I tell yer its 'ed's here ! I seen it move !" Second Do, " I say it's at this end, yer stoopid ! I can see 'i3 ears ! " P. C.
97 Dolly. " Auntie, that's what I've done for the cow-drawing com- petition at school. " Auntie. "But it is more like a horse than a cow. " Dollv " It is a. Horse. But, please, don't tell teacher 1" 98 "THE GENTLE CRAFT" Preceptor (after a lecture).
What to read after Mr Punch With the Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phil May to read onlineMoreLess
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