Punchinello, volume 1, No. 15, July 9, 1870
Punchinello, volume 1, No. 15, July 9, 1870
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Nowhe proposed to lead it for a few days himself--by the ear.
The Comic Speaker said he liked to see this. It made things lively forthe boys. He hoped SCHENCK and LOGAN would keep on. But they didn't; and Mr. DAWES said he had charged some time ago that the expenses of theGovernment had increased. He wished to take that back. It seemed therehad been an error in the accounts. The Government had made a mistakeagainst itself of seventy-six millions, and another in favor of itselfof seventy-seven m...illions. Both added together made more than a hundredand fifty millions, which would reduce the expenses below those of thetraitor, murderer, viper, and unpleasant person known as ANDREW JOHNSON.
* * * * * CURRENT FABLES.
THE BULLS AND THE BEAVERS.
The Lion claimed dominion over all the beasts wherever they were found, but some of them were rebellious. Among the malcontents were the Bulls, part of whom inhabited a pasture so rich that it was called the GreenIsle, while others lived in a charming country with "the best governmentthe world ever saw, " owned and occupied by the Eagles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nowhe proposed to lead it for a few days himself--by the ear.
The Comic Speaker said he liked to see this. It made things lively forthe boys. He hoped SCHENCK and LOGAN would keep on. But they didn't; and Mr. DAWES said he had charged some time ago that the expenses of theGovernment had increased. He wished to take that back. It seemed therehad been an error in the accounts. The Government had made a mistakeagainst itself of seventy-six millions, and another in favor of itselfof seventy-seven m...illions. Both added together made more than a hundredand fifty millions, which would reduce the expenses below those of thetraitor, murderer, viper, and unpleasant person known as ANDREW JOHNSON.
* * * * * CURRENT FABLES.
THE BULLS AND THE BEAVERS.
The Lion claimed dominion over all the beasts wherever they were found, but some of them were rebellious. Among the malcontents were the Bulls, part of whom inhabited a pasture so rich that it was called the GreenIsle, while others lived in a charming country with "the best governmentthe world ever saw, " owned and occupied by the Eagles.
What to read after Punchinello, volume 1, No. 15, July 9, 1870?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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