Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 101, July 4, 1891
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Having nothing better to do, I joined them, and won. I lectured them on incautious play, and they said somethingin South-African, which the street Arabs here speak to perfection, andwhich, I fancy, was both flattering and apologetic. Called on CECIL, the Colossus of Rhodes, but he was absent at the time. Fine place, theCape. "Why, " I asked myself, "do our people go to Ramsgate, Southend, Herne Bay, and even Scarborough, when there is such a splendid seasideplace as this to come to?" But no; be...cause their people have done itbefore them, so they'll go on doing; and, unlike yours, truly, they_won't strike out a line of their own_. [N. B. --I must beg the Editor, when he gets this, not to strike out any line of mine, _as it'sbusiness_, and means advertisement. ] THE ODD TREK.
[Illustration] Had a game of single-handed poker with one of the Trekkers, and beathim hollow. Not at first, of course, out of politeness; but at gameNo. 3 he was nowhere. Bless him, I knew a "trek" worth any three ofhis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Having nothing better to do, I joined them, and won. I lectured them on incautious play, and they said somethingin South-African, which the street Arabs here speak to perfection, andwhich, I fancy, was both flattering and apologetic. Called on CECIL, the Colossus of Rhodes, but he was absent at the time. Fine place, theCape. "Why, " I asked myself, "do our people go to Ramsgate, Southend, Herne Bay, and even Scarborough, when there is such a splendid seasideplace as this to come to?" But no; be...cause their people have done itbefore them, so they'll go on doing; and, unlike yours, truly, they_won't strike out a line of their own_. [N. B. --I must beg the Editor, when he gets this, not to strike out any line of mine, _as it'sbusiness_, and means advertisement. ] THE ODD TREK.
[Illustration] Had a game of single-handed poker with one of the Trekkers, and beathim hollow. Not at first, of course, out of politeness; but at gameNo. 3 he was nowhere. Bless him, I knew a "trek" worth any three ofhis.
What to read after Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 101, July 4, 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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