Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 102, July 2, 1892
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Woa! (_Same business repeated; horse evidently feeling that he is thevictim of a practical joke, and depressed. Finally, Professor says"Woa!" without pulling, and horse thinks it better to take thehint. _) _Paterf. _ Wonder where I could get that apparatus--just the thing for_Tartar_!
_His Daughter_. But you would have to lay down such a lot of sawdustfirst. And it might teach him to kneel down whenever you said "Woa!"you know, and _that_ wouldn't do!
_Paterf. _ Um! No. Never thought of that.
_...Prof. _ I will now introduce To his notice the Bass Drum. (_The twoGrooms dance about the horse, banging a drum and clashing cymbals, atwhich he shies consumedly. Gradually he appears to realise that hislines have fallen among lunatics, and that his wisest policy is tohumour them. He does so, even to the extent of suffering the big drumto be beaten on his head with patient disgust. _) _The Daughter_. You might try _that_ with _Tartar_, Father. You couldhave the dinner-gong, you know.
_Paterf. _ (_dubiously_).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Woa! (_Same business repeated; horse evidently feeling that he is thevictim of a practical joke, and depressed. Finally, Professor says"Woa!" without pulling, and horse thinks it better to take thehint. _) _Paterf. _ Wonder where I could get that apparatus--just the thing for_Tartar_!
_His Daughter_. But you would have to lay down such a lot of sawdustfirst. And it might teach him to kneel down whenever you said "Woa!"you know, and _that_ wouldn't do!
_Paterf. _ Um! No. Never thought of that.
_...Prof. _ I will now introduce To his notice the Bass Drum. (_The twoGrooms dance about the horse, banging a drum and clashing cymbals, atwhich he shies consumedly. Gradually he appears to realise that hislines have fallen among lunatics, and that his wisest policy is tohumour them. He does so, even to the extent of suffering the big drumto be beaten on his head with patient disgust. _) _The Daughter_. You might try _that_ with _Tartar_, Father. You couldhave the dinner-gong, you know.
_Paterf. _ (_dubiously_).
What to read after Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 102, July 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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