My Ears Are Bent (2010)
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GEORGE BERNARD SHAW George Bernard Shaw Plays Hide-and-Seek, but FinallyAppears for the Press George Bernard Shaw fell today for one of the oldest gags used by the press photographers of the metropolis. From the time they boarded the Empress of Britain in the lower bay at 8 A.M. until an hour after it tied up at 10:30, news, sound and color photographers rushed frantically about the corridors looking for a chance to point their lenses at Shaw.
At 11 o’clock a self-confident cameraman rushed up t...o Shaw’s stateroom 161 on A deck, and began to pound on the door. The startled face of Archibald Henderson appeared.
“I’m appealing to your sense of fair play,” shouted the cameraman. “A little while ago three men got a shot at Shaw when he came up for breakfast. Now the rest of us are lost if he doesn’t give us a break. Ask him to stand in the door for a moment. Appeal to his sense of fair play. Tell him we’re appealing to his sense of fair play.”
Mr. Henderson withdrew his startled face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GEORGE BERNARD SHAW George Bernard Shaw Plays Hide-and-Seek, but FinallyAppears for the Press George Bernard Shaw fell today for one of the oldest gags used by the press photographers of the metropolis. From the time they boarded the Empress of Britain in the lower bay at 8 A.M. until an hour after it tied up at 10:30, news, sound and color photographers rushed frantically about the corridors looking for a chance to point their lenses at Shaw.
At 11 o’clock a self-confident cameraman rushed up t...o Shaw’s stateroom 161 on A deck, and began to pound on the door. The startled face of Archibald Henderson appeared.
“I’m appealing to your sense of fair play,” shouted the cameraman. “A little while ago three men got a shot at Shaw when he came up for breakfast. Now the rest of us are lost if he doesn’t give us a break. Ask him to stand in the door for a moment. Appeal to his sense of fair play. Tell him we’re appealing to his sense of fair play.”
Mr. Henderson withdrew his startled face.
What to read after My Ears Are Bent?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell, Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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