Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 102, April 2, 1892
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Deputations are serious and sober, Officials look palsied and sere-- They indulge in rhetoric small-beer (Instead of sound sparkling October) They're frightened about _you_, my dear-- (You, at present in two senses, dear!) They would scan the far future, and probe her, But can't--and it makes them feel queer; As you sit by the fire, looking sober, You make _them_ sit up and feel queer.
IV.
Your sisters, whose airs are unpleasant, Regard you with arrogant scorn-- With arrogant, unea...sy scorn-- True, they have the pull, for the present, But fear you, the fair youngest born. They know that your glory is crescent, And, though each uplifteth her horn, Each feels that _her_ glory's senescent, In spite of their duplicate scorn.
V.
_Miss Telegraph_, lifting her finger, Says--"Sadly this minx I mistrust-- Her manners I strangely mistrust-- She'll distance us, dear, if we linger! Ah, haste!--let us haste!--for we must! She'll eclipse us--that _would_ be a stinger!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
III.
Deputations are serious and sober, Officials look palsied and sere-- They indulge in rhetoric small-beer (Instead of sound sparkling October) They're frightened about _you_, my dear-- (You, at present in two senses, dear!) They would scan the far future, and probe her, But can't--and it makes them feel queer; As you sit by the fire, looking sober, You make _them_ sit up and feel queer.
IV.
Your sisters, whose airs are unpleasant, Regard you with arrogant scorn-- With arrogant, unea...sy scorn-- True, they have the pull, for the present, But fear you, the fair youngest born. They know that your glory is crescent, And, though each uplifteth her horn, Each feels that _her_ glory's senescent, In spite of their duplicate scorn.
V.
_Miss Telegraph_, lifting her finger, Says--"Sadly this minx I mistrust-- Her manners I strangely mistrust-- She'll distance us, dear, if we linger! Ah, haste!--let us haste!--for we must! She'll eclipse us--that _would_ be a stinger!
What to read after Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 102, April 2, 1892?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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