Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 103, September 24, 1892
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_Mount Street, Grosvenor Square_.
DEAR MR. PUNCH, --I got so wet on the St. Leger day, that I've been inbed ever since--not because I had to wait till my things were dry--butbecause I caught a cold! _What_ a day it was!--I am told that inaddition to the St. Leger, Doncaster is chiefly celebrated for _ButterScotch_--if so, I presume they don't make it out-of-doors, or itwould have stood a good chance of being melted--(not in the mouth)--onWednesday fortnight! But the excitement of the race fully... madeup for the liquid weather, and we all--(except the backers of_Orme_)--enjoyed ourselves. I was told that the Duke of WESTMINSTERhad "left the Leger at Goodwood, " which is simply absurd, as I notonly saw it run for at Doncaster myself, but it is ridiculous toinsinuate that the Duke went there, put the Leger in his pocket--(asif a Nobleman ever kept books)--walked off quietly to Goodwood andleft it there deliberately!
I conclude it can only be an expression coined to discount--(anotherledger term)--the victory of _La Fl
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_Mount Street, Grosvenor Square_.
DEAR MR. PUNCH, --I got so wet on the St. Leger day, that I've been inbed ever since--not because I had to wait till my things were dry--butbecause I caught a cold! _What_ a day it was!--I am told that inaddition to the St. Leger, Doncaster is chiefly celebrated for _ButterScotch_--if so, I presume they don't make it out-of-doors, or itwould have stood a good chance of being melted--(not in the mouth)--onWednesday fortnight! But the excitement of the race fully... madeup for the liquid weather, and we all--(except the backers of_Orme_)--enjoyed ourselves. I was told that the Duke of WESTMINSTERhad "left the Leger at Goodwood, " which is simply absurd, as I notonly saw it run for at Doncaster myself, but it is ridiculous toinsinuate that the Duke went there, put the Leger in his pocket--(asif a Nobleman ever kept books)--walked off quietly to Goodwood andleft it there deliberately!
I conclude it can only be an expression coined to discount--(anotherledger term)--the victory of _La Fl
What to read after Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 103, September 24, 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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