Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 104, February 4, 1893
Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 104, February 4, 1893
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Nor I, Mr. CLAYMORE. [Mr. TIDMARSH _catches his Wife's eye, and crosses to her. _ _Mrs. Tid. _ (_sotto voce_). MONTAGUE, isn't it time you introduced me tothis Lord Whatever-it-is? As the person of highest rank here, hecertainly ought to take _me_ in!
[Illustration: "I look upon him simply as a human being. "] _Mr. Tid. _ He's _done_ it, MARIA. He's no more a Lord than I am. MissSEATON knows him--I just heard her call him "Mr. CLAYTON, " or some namelike that!
_Mrs. Tid. _ (_aghast. _) So _this..._ is the sort of person you _would_ go andengage! He'll be found out, MONTAGUE, I can see Uncle edging up towardshim already. And anyhow, you know what his opinions are. A pretty scrapeyou've got us into! Don't stand gaping--bring the man up to me thisminute--I must give him a hint to be careful. (_Lord S. Is led up andpresented. _) Sit down here, please, in this corner, Lord--(_with avicious emphasis_)--STRATH-_BLANKLEY_. (Lord. S. _obeys in mildamazement. _) Really, my husband and I were _hardly_ prepared for so_aristocratic_ a guest--we are such plain humdrum people that a title--a_real_ title like your _lordship's_--ahoo!--(_with an acid titter_)--is, well--_rather_ overwhelming.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nor I, Mr. CLAYMORE. [Mr. TIDMARSH _catches his Wife's eye, and crosses to her. _ _Mrs. Tid. _ (_sotto voce_). MONTAGUE, isn't it time you introduced me tothis Lord Whatever-it-is? As the person of highest rank here, hecertainly ought to take _me_ in!
[Illustration: "I look upon him simply as a human being. "] _Mr. Tid. _ He's _done_ it, MARIA. He's no more a Lord than I am. MissSEATON knows him--I just heard her call him "Mr. CLAYTON, " or some namelike that!
_Mrs. Tid. _ (_aghast. _) So _this..._ is the sort of person you _would_ go andengage! He'll be found out, MONTAGUE, I can see Uncle edging up towardshim already. And anyhow, you know what his opinions are. A pretty scrapeyou've got us into! Don't stand gaping--bring the man up to me thisminute--I must give him a hint to be careful. (_Lord S. Is led up andpresented. _) Sit down here, please, in this corner, Lord--(_with avicious emphasis_)--STRATH-_BLANKLEY_. (Lord. S. _obeys in mildamazement. _) Really, my husband and I were _hardly_ prepared for so_aristocratic_ a guest--we are such plain humdrum people that a title--a_real_ title like your _lordship's_--ahoo!--(_with an acid titter_)--is, well--_rather_ overwhelming.
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