Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 103, August 27, 1892
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(_AS SUGGESTED BY "MUSICAL PAUPERS. "_) SCENE--_Interior of Covent Garden on a Subscription Night. The house is filled in the parts reserved for Subscribers. The remainder of the Auditorium is less crowded. The Overture is over, when there is a loud cry for the Manager. Enter before the Curtain Courteous Gentleman, who bows, and waits in an attitude of respectful attention. _ _Person in the Amphitheatre. _ I say, Mister, look 'ere, after chargingme sixpence for a seat, I'm 'anged if they don't ...want an extra pennyfor a bill of the play.
_Courteous Gentleman. _ Highly improper, Sir. I will look into thematter to-morrow, and if you are kind enough to identify the attendantwho has attempted this overcharge, I will have him dismissed. And now, with your permission, your Royal Highnesses, my Lords, Ladies, andGentlemen, we will go on with the Musical performances.
[_The Opera continues. At the end of the Third Act there is another cry for the Manager. The Courteous Gentleman re-enters before the Curtain, as before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(_AS SUGGESTED BY "MUSICAL PAUPERS. "_) SCENE--_Interior of Covent Garden on a Subscription Night. The house is filled in the parts reserved for Subscribers. The remainder of the Auditorium is less crowded. The Overture is over, when there is a loud cry for the Manager. Enter before the Curtain Courteous Gentleman, who bows, and waits in an attitude of respectful attention. _ _Person in the Amphitheatre. _ I say, Mister, look 'ere, after chargingme sixpence for a seat, I'm 'anged if they don't ...want an extra pennyfor a bill of the play.
_Courteous Gentleman. _ Highly improper, Sir. I will look into thematter to-morrow, and if you are kind enough to identify the attendantwho has attempted this overcharge, I will have him dismissed. And now, with your permission, your Royal Highnesses, my Lords, Ladies, andGentlemen, we will go on with the Musical performances.
[_The Opera continues. At the end of the Third Act there is another cry for the Manager. The Courteous Gentleman re-enters before the Curtain, as before.
What to read after Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 103, August 27, 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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