Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 1, October 16, 1841
Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 1, October 16, 1841
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Her hair was a beautiful flaxen--not a_drab_--but that peculiar sevenpenny-moist-sugar tint which the poets ofold were wont to call golden. Her voice was melodious; her notes in _alt_were equal to Grisi's: in short, she would have been a very desirable, loveable young lady, if she had not been a coquette.
Hans met her at a festival given in commemoration of the demise of theburgomaster's second wife--I beg pardon, I mean in celebration of hisunion with his third bride. From that day Hans was a ...lost barber. Sleeping, waking, shaving, curling, weaving, or powdering, he thought ofnothing but Agnes. His love-dreams placed him in all kinds of awkwardpredicaments. And Agnes--what thought she of the unhappy barber? Nothing, except that he was a presumptuous puppy, and wore very unfashionablegarments. Hans received an intimation of this latter opinion; and, aftersundry quailings and misgivings, he resolved to dispose of his remainingstock in trade, and, for once, dress like a gentleman. The measure hadbeen taken by the tailor, the garments had been basted and tried on, andHans was standing at his door in a state of feverish excitement, awaitingtheir arrival in a completed condition (as there was to be _f
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her hair was a beautiful flaxen--not a_drab_--but that peculiar sevenpenny-moist-sugar tint which the poets ofold were wont to call golden. Her voice was melodious; her notes in _alt_were equal to Grisi's: in short, she would have been a very desirable, loveable young lady, if she had not been a coquette.
Hans met her at a festival given in commemoration of the demise of theburgomaster's second wife--I beg pardon, I mean in celebration of hisunion with his third bride. From that day Hans was a ...lost barber. Sleeping, waking, shaving, curling, weaving, or powdering, he thought ofnothing but Agnes. His love-dreams placed him in all kinds of awkwardpredicaments. And Agnes--what thought she of the unhappy barber? Nothing, except that he was a presumptuous puppy, and wore very unfashionablegarments. Hans received an intimation of this latter opinion; and, aftersundry quailings and misgivings, he resolved to dispose of his remainingstock in trade, and, for once, dress like a gentleman. The measure hadbeen taken by the tailor, the garments had been basted and tried on, andHans was standing at his door in a state of feverish excitement, awaitingtheir arrival in a completed condition (as there was to be _f
What to read after Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 1, October 16, 1841?
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