Prenticeana : Or, Wit And Humor in Paragraphs
Prenticeana : Or, Wit And Humor in Paragraphs
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Y, ^" recommends a government tax on the " Louisville Journal. " The two Y Y's, who isn't too wise (although his proposition would undoubtedly raise a large revenue), doesn't say whether he would have the paper taxed as a luxury or as a necessity — perhaps both.
180 PRENTICEANA.
'' A RUFFIAN shot at me last night, " said a penurioua -^ gentleman, " and my life was saved by the ball strik- ing a silver dollar in my pocket. " *' Whoever takes true aim at your heart is very certain to hit a dollar..., " said one who knew him.
^^ Tf^^^ ^^ you like my new turn-out ?" said an ex-oifice J-J- holder, calling attention to his fine equipage. " Bet- ter no doubt than you liked the one the government lately gave you, " replied an acquaintance.
N the swamps of Louisiana, a few days ago, a catamount leaped from a tree and attacked Mr. William Kenny. The animal didn't prove a Kill-kenny cat.
ALL the cases that come before a certain New York judge are actually decided by lot ; he is an able and impartial jud^e and his name — is Lott.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Y, ^" recommends a government tax on the " Louisville Journal. " The two Y Y's, who isn't too wise (although his proposition would undoubtedly raise a large revenue), doesn't say whether he would have the paper taxed as a luxury or as a necessity — perhaps both.
180 PRENTICEANA.
'' A RUFFIAN shot at me last night, " said a penurioua -^ gentleman, " and my life was saved by the ball strik- ing a silver dollar in my pocket. " *' Whoever takes true aim at your heart is very certain to hit a dollar..., " said one who knew him.
^^ Tf^^^ ^^ you like my new turn-out ?" said an ex-oifice J-J- holder, calling attention to his fine equipage. " Bet- ter no doubt than you liked the one the government lately gave you, " replied an acquaintance.
N the swamps of Louisiana, a few days ago, a catamount leaped from a tree and attacked Mr. William Kenny. The animal didn't prove a Kill-kenny cat.
ALL the cases that come before a certain New York judge are actually decided by lot ; he is an able and impartial jud^e and his name — is Lott.
What to read after Prenticeana : Or, Wit And Humor in Paragraphs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George D George Denison Prentice to read onlineMoreLess
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