Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 146, January 7, 1914
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The firstblack ones came here in 1896, and now in 1914 there are thousands ofthese wholly alluring and adorable and masterful little big-heartedcreatures in England, turning staid men and women into ecstaticworshippers and making children lyrical with cries of appreciation. The book before me is the finest monument yet raised to thisconquering breed.
* * * * * [Illustration: NEW SEASON'S NOVELTIES.
1. THE CAT'S-MEAT HAT-PIN PROTECTOR.
2. THE MUD-SPLASH VEIL.
3. THE THROAT CORSET. ] * * * * ...* MISUNDERSTOOD.
_(A Story of the Stone Age. )_ Of all the young bachelors in his tribe not one was more highlyesteemed than Ug, the son of Zug. He was one of the nicest youngprehistoric men that ever sprang seven feet into the air to avoid theimpulsive bite of a sabre-tooth tiger, or cheered the hearts of graveelders searching for inter-tribal talent by his lightning sprints infront of excitable mammoths. Everybody liked Ug, and it was a matterof surprise to his friends that he had never married.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The firstblack ones came here in 1896, and now in 1914 there are thousands ofthese wholly alluring and adorable and masterful little big-heartedcreatures in England, turning staid men and women into ecstaticworshippers and making children lyrical with cries of appreciation. The book before me is the finest monument yet raised to thisconquering breed.
* * * * * [Illustration: NEW SEASON'S NOVELTIES.
1. THE CAT'S-MEAT HAT-PIN PROTECTOR.
2. THE MUD-SPLASH VEIL.
3. THE THROAT CORSET. ] * * * * ...* MISUNDERSTOOD.
_(A Story of the Stone Age. )_ Of all the young bachelors in his tribe not one was more highlyesteemed than Ug, the son of Zug. He was one of the nicest youngprehistoric men that ever sprang seven feet into the air to avoid theimpulsive bite of a sabre-tooth tiger, or cheered the hearts of graveelders searching for inter-tribal talent by his lightning sprints infront of excitable mammoths. Everybody liked Ug, and it was a matterof surprise to his friends that he had never married.
What to read after Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 146, January 7, 1914?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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