Mudfog And Other Sketches
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X. X. MISTY replied, that he could not bring himself tobelieve but that there must be a great deal of floating talentamong the bears and monkeys generally; which, in the absence of anyproper encouragement, was dispersed in other directions.
'PROFESSOR PUMPKINSKULL wished to take that opportunity of callingthe attention of the section to a most important and serious point. The author of the treatise just read had alluded to the prevalenttaste for bears'-grease as a means of promoting the growth ...of hair, which undoubtedly was diffused to a very great and (as it appearedto him) very alarming extent. No gentleman attending that sectioncould fail to be aware of the fact that the youth of the presentage evinced, by their behaviour in the streets, and at all placesof public resort, a considerable lack of that gallantry andgentlemanly feeling which, in more ignorant times, had been thoughtbecoming. He wished to know whether it were possible that aconstant outward application of bears'-grease by the younggentlemen about town had imperceptibly infused into those unhappypersons something of the nature and quality of the bear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
X. X. MISTY replied, that he could not bring himself tobelieve but that there must be a great deal of floating talentamong the bears and monkeys generally; which, in the absence of anyproper encouragement, was dispersed in other directions.
'PROFESSOR PUMPKINSKULL wished to take that opportunity of callingthe attention of the section to a most important and serious point. The author of the treatise just read had alluded to the prevalenttaste for bears'-grease as a means of promoting the growth ...of hair, which undoubtedly was diffused to a very great and (as it appearedto him) very alarming extent. No gentleman attending that sectioncould fail to be aware of the fact that the youth of the presentage evinced, by their behaviour in the streets, and at all placesof public resort, a considerable lack of that gallantry andgentlemanly feeling which, in more ignorant times, had been thoughtbecoming. He wished to know whether it were possible that aconstant outward application of bears'-grease by the younggentlemen about town had imperceptibly infused into those unhappypersons something of the nature and quality of the bear.
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