Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 100, March 7, 1891
Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 100, March 7, 1891
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The respected Referee, who watched the dust-up with careful interest, was much pleased with the promise of the smart light-weight, "Quickfire, " who seems to have in him the makings of a fine fighter. Mr. B-LL did not disguise his disgust at the feeble figure cut bythe "Whopper, " about whose pretensions to first-class form, let aloneChampion honours, it is to be hoped we shall hear little more for thefuture.
[_Mem. _--_Mr. Punch_ suspects that the above edifying and idiomatic homily was in...tended for some sporting contemporary, but, with his accustomed courtesy, he gives it for what it is worth. ] * * * * * TO A COMPLIMENTARY COUNSEL.
["Here the Plaintiff met the Defendant, who formed a strong attachment for her, at which he (the learned Counsel), did not wonder. "--_Extract from a recent Report. _] The Plaintiff she was very fair-- I'd very gladly make a verse on Her face, her smile, her eyes, her hair, Her comely and attractive person.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The respected Referee, who watched the dust-up with careful interest, was much pleased with the promise of the smart light-weight, "Quickfire, " who seems to have in him the makings of a fine fighter. Mr. B-LL did not disguise his disgust at the feeble figure cut bythe "Whopper, " about whose pretensions to first-class form, let aloneChampion honours, it is to be hoped we shall hear little more for thefuture.
[_Mem. _--_Mr. Punch_ suspects that the above edifying and idiomatic homily was in...tended for some sporting contemporary, but, with his accustomed courtesy, he gives it for what it is worth. ] * * * * * TO A COMPLIMENTARY COUNSEL.
["Here the Plaintiff met the Defendant, who formed a strong attachment for her, at which he (the learned Counsel), did not wonder. "--_Extract from a recent Report. _] The Plaintiff she was very fair-- I'd very gladly make a verse on Her face, her smile, her eyes, her hair, Her comely and attractive person.
What to read after Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 100, March 7, 1891?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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