Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 99, December 13, 1890
Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 99, December 13, 1890
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_C. G. _ Oh, nothing, Sir, nothing at all. Only a habit he has got_along of kind treatment_. Like us when we "stand at ease, " you know, a bit baggy, that's all. You should see him after a twenty milesspin along our Wickham roads, when my wife and I are doing a roundof visits among the neighbouring gentry. Ah, _Bogey, Bogey_, oldboy--_kissing his nose_--I don't know what Mrs. G. And the girls willsay when they hear I've parted with you--if I do, _if_ I do.
_Enter two horsey-looking Men as t...hough in search of something. _ _First Horsey Man_. Ah, here you are. Well, look 'ere, are you goingto take Thirty Pounds for that horse o' yourn? Yes or No!
_C. G. _ (_turning upon them with dignity_). _No_, Sir; mostemphatically _No!_ I've told you before I will not sell him to youat _any_ price. Have the goodness to leave us--_at once_, I'm engagedwith my friend here.
[_Horsey Men turn away despondently. Enter hurriedly, a shabby-looking Groom. _ _Groom_.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_C. G. _ Oh, nothing, Sir, nothing at all. Only a habit he has got_along of kind treatment_. Like us when we "stand at ease, " you know, a bit baggy, that's all. You should see him after a twenty milesspin along our Wickham roads, when my wife and I are doing a roundof visits among the neighbouring gentry. Ah, _Bogey, Bogey_, oldboy--_kissing his nose_--I don't know what Mrs. G. And the girls willsay when they hear I've parted with you--if I do, _if_ I do.
_Enter two horsey-looking Men as t...hough in search of something. _ _First Horsey Man_. Ah, here you are. Well, look 'ere, are you goingto take Thirty Pounds for that horse o' yourn? Yes or No!
_C. G. _ (_turning upon them with dignity_). _No_, Sir; mostemphatically _No!_ I've told you before I will not sell him to youat _any_ price. Have the goodness to leave us--_at once_, I'm engagedwith my friend here.
[_Horsey Men turn away despondently. Enter hurriedly, a shabby-looking Groom. _ _Groom_.
What to read after Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 99, December 13, 1890?
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