Punch, Or the London Charivari, Vol. 146, April 29, 1914
Punch, Or the London Charivari, Vol. 146, April 29, 1914
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You love me?
[_She falls into his arms. _ SCENE III.
_A whitebait stud farm at Greenwich. _ Polly _is discovered outside one of the stables. Enter_ Alfred.
_Polly. _ Can't think what's the matter with Randolph this morning. That's'is fifth slice of lemon, and 'e's as fierce and 'ungry as ever.
_Alfred_ (_gaily_). Never mind the whitebait now, sweet'eart, when we'regoing to be spliced this afternoon. 'Ullo, 'ere 's Bill.
_Enter_ Bill.
_Bill. _ Wot cher, Alf! The guv'nor wants yer. (_...Exit_ Alfred _hastily. _)And now, Polly, my girl, wot's all this about marrying Alf when you'reengaged to me?
_Polly. _ Oh, Bill, I'm sorry. Do let me off. I love Alfred.
_Bill. _ I'll let yer off all right.
[_He goes towards_ Randolph's _stable. _ _Polly_ (_shrieking_). Bill! Wotcher doing?
_Bill_ (_opening the stable door_). Just giving Randolph a bit of a runlike. 'E wants exercise.
[Randolph, _the fiercest of the whitebait, dashes out and springs at_ Polly's _throat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You love me?
[_She falls into his arms. _ SCENE III.
_A whitebait stud farm at Greenwich. _ Polly _is discovered outside one of the stables. Enter_ Alfred.
_Polly. _ Can't think what's the matter with Randolph this morning. That's'is fifth slice of lemon, and 'e's as fierce and 'ungry as ever.
_Alfred_ (_gaily_). Never mind the whitebait now, sweet'eart, when we'regoing to be spliced this afternoon. 'Ullo, 'ere 's Bill.
_Enter_ Bill.
_Bill. _ Wot cher, Alf! The guv'nor wants yer. (_...Exit_ Alfred _hastily. _)And now, Polly, my girl, wot's all this about marrying Alf when you'reengaged to me?
_Polly. _ Oh, Bill, I'm sorry. Do let me off. I love Alfred.
_Bill. _ I'll let yer off all right.
[_He goes towards_ Randolph's _stable. _ _Polly_ (_shrieking_). Bill! Wotcher doing?
_Bill_ (_opening the stable door_). Just giving Randolph a bit of a runlike. 'E wants exercise.
[Randolph, _the fiercest of the whitebait, dashes out and springs at_ Polly's _throat.
What to read after Punch, Or the London Charivari, Vol. 146, April 29, 1914?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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