Punchinello, volume 1, No. 19, August 6, 1870
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CARAMEL, WHO IS OBSERVANT, CONTEMPLATIVE, AND GIVEN TO COMPARISON, ARRIVES AT THE CONCLUSION THAT SOME WOMEN ARE NICER THAN OTHERS. ] * * * * * THE MISERIES OF A HANDSOME MAN.
Ever since my earliest recollections I have been a victim tocircumstances.
Beauty, which others desire and try every means to obtain, to me hasbeen a source of untold misery. From my infancy, when ugly women withhorrid breaths would stop my nurse in the streets and insist uponkissing me--through my school-days, when the g...irls would pet me andoffer me a share of their nuts and candies, and the boys laugh at me inconsequence, and call me "gal-boy, " squirt ink upon my face forbeauty-spots, and present me with curl-papers and flowers for myhair--until the present, when I am denied introductions to young ladiesand am put off on old women--I have suffered for my looks.
In my boarding-house I am shunned as if I had the plague. When I enterthe parlor or dining-room, I see the ladies look at each other with aknowing air, as much as to say, "Look at him!" And the answer istelegraphed back, "Ain't he handsome?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CARAMEL, WHO IS OBSERVANT, CONTEMPLATIVE, AND GIVEN TO COMPARISON, ARRIVES AT THE CONCLUSION THAT SOME WOMEN ARE NICER THAN OTHERS. ] * * * * * THE MISERIES OF A HANDSOME MAN.
Ever since my earliest recollections I have been a victim tocircumstances.
Beauty, which others desire and try every means to obtain, to me hasbeen a source of untold misery. From my infancy, when ugly women withhorrid breaths would stop my nurse in the streets and insist uponkissing me--through my school-days, when the g...irls would pet me andoffer me a share of their nuts and candies, and the boys laugh at me inconsequence, and call me "gal-boy, " squirt ink upon my face forbeauty-spots, and present me with curl-papers and flowers for myhair--until the present, when I am denied introductions to young ladiesand am put off on old women--I have suffered for my looks.
In my boarding-house I am shunned as if I had the plague. When I enterthe parlor or dining-room, I see the ladies look at each other with aknowing air, as much as to say, "Look at him!" And the answer istelegraphed back, "Ain't he handsome?
What to read after Punchinello, volume 1, No. 19, August 6, 1870?
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