Mr Punchs Railway book
Mr Punchs Railway book
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I call it blazing hot. Why the glass is 98 in the shade !
C. Y. P. QUITE UNIMPORTANT. Really ! is that Thompson (interrogatively, to beauteous much? but haughty damsel, whom he has just helped to alight). " I beg your pardon ?" 6. O. G.
Haughty Damsel " I did not speak I " M, . .
Thompson. " Oh I thought you said Jl > sirl Thanks'!" Immense 1 ru THINGS ONE WOULD RATHER HAVE LEFT UNSAID " I'm afraid we shan't have this compartment to ourselves any longer, Janet. " " Oh, it's all right, aunty dar...ling. If you put your head out of window, I dare say nobody will come in I " P. R. B.
"3 A SCENE AT A RAILWAY STATION Groom. " Beg pardon, sir, but wos your name Tom- kins ? " Tomkins. "Yes!" Groom. " If you please, sir, master says he wos werry sorry as he couldn't send the feeaton but, as his young 'oss wanted exercise, he thought you wouldn't mind ridin' of 'im 1 " [Tomkins bursts into a cold perspiration.
C. Y. P. Well, then, the glass is perfectly right.
C. O. G. Right, sir ! I don't understand you, sir.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I call it blazing hot. Why the glass is 98 in the shade !
C. Y. P. QUITE UNIMPORTANT. Really ! is that Thompson (interrogatively, to beauteous much? but haughty damsel, whom he has just helped to alight). " I beg your pardon ?" 6. O. G.
Haughty Damsel " I did not speak I " M, . .
Thompson. " Oh I thought you said Jl > sirl Thanks'!" Immense 1 ru THINGS ONE WOULD RATHER HAVE LEFT UNSAID " I'm afraid we shan't have this compartment to ourselves any longer, Janet. " " Oh, it's all right, aunty dar...ling. If you put your head out of window, I dare say nobody will come in I " P. R. B.
"3 A SCENE AT A RAILWAY STATION Groom. " Beg pardon, sir, but wos your name Tom- kins ? " Tomkins. "Yes!" Groom. " If you please, sir, master says he wos werry sorry as he couldn't send the feeaton but, as his young 'oss wanted exercise, he thought you wouldn't mind ridin' of 'im 1 " [Tomkins bursts into a cold perspiration.
C. Y. P. Well, then, the glass is perfectly right.
C. O. G. Right, sir ! I don't understand you, sir.
What to read after Mr Punchs Railway book?
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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