Punch Or the London Charivari, Vol. 147, November 25, 1914
Punch Or the London Charivari, Vol. 147, November 25, 1914
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But onTuesday evening--its last hours with us--I had to confess to a certainmelancholy. It is sad to part with an old and well-tried friend, particularly when that friend is almost entirely responsible for yourmarriage. I looked at the pianola and then I said to Celia, "I mustplay it once again. " "Please, " said Celia.
"The old masterpiece, I suppose?" I said, as I got it out.
"Do you think you ought to--now? I don't think I want to hear a chargeof the Uhlans--beasts; I want a charge of our ow...n men. " "Art, " I said grandly, "knows no frontiers. " I suppose this has beensaid by several people several times already, but for the moment bothCelia and I thought it was rather clever.
So I placed the roll in the pianola, sat down and began to play....
Ah, the dear old tune....
Dash it all!
"What's happened?" said Celia, breaking a silence which had becomealarming.
"I must have put it in wrong, " I said.
I wound the roll off, put it in again, and tried a second time, pedalling vigorously.
Dead silence....
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But onTuesday evening--its last hours with us--I had to confess to a certainmelancholy. It is sad to part with an old and well-tried friend, particularly when that friend is almost entirely responsible for yourmarriage. I looked at the pianola and then I said to Celia, "I mustplay it once again. " "Please, " said Celia.
"The old masterpiece, I suppose?" I said, as I got it out.
"Do you think you ought to--now? I don't think I want to hear a chargeof the Uhlans--beasts; I want a charge of our ow...n men. " "Art, " I said grandly, "knows no frontiers. " I suppose this has beensaid by several people several times already, but for the moment bothCelia and I thought it was rather clever.
So I placed the roll in the pianola, sat down and began to play....
Ah, the dear old tune....
Dash it all!
"What's happened?" said Celia, breaking a silence which had becomealarming.
"I must have put it in wrong, " I said.
I wound the roll off, put it in again, and tried a second time, pedalling vigorously.
Dead silence....
What to read after Punch Or the London Charivari, Vol. 147, November 25, 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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