Panama Pictures Nature And Life in the Land of the Great Canal
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But he finally be- came less strenuous in his language his ob- ject being, no doubt, to make atonement for his late vituperative outburst.
"Franky old boy, " he called out, some- what disconnectedly, "pass the bottle 'round to everyone and let's have a drink the whole of us to- gether ! And say, you you over there you shaved head beggar !" he yelled out, pointing to Thatcher, "give us a lively tune on your harmonica will you and I'll dance a good old clog for the company by way of opening up th...e ball !" The bottle was passed, accordingly, and all hands supplied their glasses, and tossed 100 WASHINGTON HOUSE.
their tragos down after pledging each other heartily. Then, Thatcher adjusted his am- ple mouth to his harmonica, Sharp tickled his violin with bow and finger, while Hen- dersin, who had recovered somewhat from his late attack of indigestion, rose from his chair and stood up in the centre of the room, waiting for the first outburst of the music, with his arms akimbo! The instruments were, at last, awakened to measure: Sharp scraped his violin frantically ; Thatcher held his own on his harmonica, while the boys beat a lively tattoo upon their knees by way of accompaniment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But he finally be- came less strenuous in his language his ob- ject being, no doubt, to make atonement for his late vituperative outburst.
"Franky old boy, " he called out, some- what disconnectedly, "pass the bottle 'round to everyone and let's have a drink the whole of us to- gether ! And say, you you over there you shaved head beggar !" he yelled out, pointing to Thatcher, "give us a lively tune on your harmonica will you and I'll dance a good old clog for the company by way of opening up th...e ball !" The bottle was passed, accordingly, and all hands supplied their glasses, and tossed 100 WASHINGTON HOUSE.
their tragos down after pledging each other heartily. Then, Thatcher adjusted his am- ple mouth to his harmonica, Sharp tickled his violin with bow and finger, while Hen- dersin, who had recovered somewhat from his late attack of indigestion, rose from his chair and stood up in the centre of the room, waiting for the first outburst of the music, with his arms akimbo! The instruments were, at last, awakened to measure: Sharp scraped his violin frantically ; Thatcher held his own on his harmonica, while the boys beat a lively tattoo upon their knees by way of accompaniment.
What to read after Panama Pictures Nature And Life in the Land of the Great Canal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Delevante to read onlineMoreLess
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