Punch, Or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, 1920-09-29
Punch, Or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, 1920-09-29
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Why increase myburdens by a hundredweight or so of Easthaven beach?
It ended by her admitting I was perfectly right, and--by Billie filling hispail with pretty pebbles.
I still had that feeling of depression when we returned to our rooms for anearly luncheon (there's nothing I so detest); after which we discoveredthat Miriam thought I had told the man to call for the luggage at 12. 45, while I thought that Miriam had told the man to call for the luggage at12. 45.
And then we had to change twice..., and the trains were crowded, and Miriaminsisted on looking at _The Daily Dressmaker_, and Billie insisted on notlooking at _Mother Goose_.
At Liverpool Street station I kept my temper in an iron control whilepointing out to quite a number of taxi-men the ease with which Billie'spram and Billie's cot and Billie's bath could be balanced upon theirvehicles. But the climax came when, Miriam having softened the heart of oneof them, we were held up in a block at Oxford Circus, and Billie, _
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why increase myburdens by a hundredweight or so of Easthaven beach?
It ended by her admitting I was perfectly right, and--by Billie filling hispail with pretty pebbles.
I still had that feeling of depression when we returned to our rooms for anearly luncheon (there's nothing I so detest); after which we discoveredthat Miriam thought I had told the man to call for the luggage at 12. 45, while I thought that Miriam had told the man to call for the luggage at12. 45.
And then we had to change twice..., and the trains were crowded, and Miriaminsisted on looking at _The Daily Dressmaker_, and Billie insisted on notlooking at _Mother Goose_.
At Liverpool Street station I kept my temper in an iron control whilepointing out to quite a number of taxi-men the ease with which Billie'spram and Billie's cot and Billie's bath could be balanced upon theirvehicles. But the climax came when, Miriam having softened the heart of oneof them, we were held up in a block at Oxford Circus, and Billie, _
What to read after Punch, Or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, 1920-09-29?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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