Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 98, January 18, 1890
Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 98, January 18, 1890
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_The Elderly Gentleman_ (_smiling sweetly, and balancing himself on hisheels against some railings_). I'm shure _I_ dunno.
_Cabman. _ Well, _look_, can't yer? don't keep me 'ere all day--feel in yerpockets, come!
[_The Old Gentleman makes an abortive effort to find a pocket about him somewhere, and then relapses into abstraction. _ _Crowd. _ Let 'im take 'is time, _he'll_ pay yer right enough, if you letthe man alone.
_A Woman. _ Ah, pore gentleman, the best of us is took like that sometime...s!
[_Murmurs of sympathy. _ _Cabman. _ I don't want no more than what's my own. 'E's rode in my keb, andI want my fare out of 'im--an' I mean '_aving_ it, too!
[_Here the Old Gentleman, who seems bored by the discussion, abruptly serpentines off again and is immediately overtaken and surrounded. _ _The E. G. _ Wha' d'ye mean? 'founded 'perrinence! Lemme 'lone . . . 'portantbishniss!
_Cabman. _ Pay me my fare, --or I'll have your bag!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_The Elderly Gentleman_ (_smiling sweetly, and balancing himself on hisheels against some railings_). I'm shure _I_ dunno.
_Cabman. _ Well, _look_, can't yer? don't keep me 'ere all day--feel in yerpockets, come!
[_The Old Gentleman makes an abortive effort to find a pocket about him somewhere, and then relapses into abstraction. _ _Crowd. _ Let 'im take 'is time, _he'll_ pay yer right enough, if you letthe man alone.
_A Woman. _ Ah, pore gentleman, the best of us is took like that sometime...s!
[_Murmurs of sympathy. _ _Cabman. _ I don't want no more than what's my own. 'E's rode in my keb, andI want my fare out of 'im--an' I mean '_aving_ it, too!
[_Here the Old Gentleman, who seems bored by the discussion, abruptly serpentines off again and is immediately overtaken and surrounded. _ _The E. G. _ Wha' d'ye mean? 'founded 'perrinence! Lemme 'lone . . . 'portantbishniss!
_Cabman. _ Pay me my fare, --or I'll have your bag!
What to read after Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 98, January 18, 1890?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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