Punchinello, volume 1, No. 20, August 13, 1870
Punchinello, volume 1, No. 20, August 13, 1870
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He intimated that the onlyceremony was to fund a small portion of the contents of my pocket-book. I am a little hard of hearing, --and I passed on.
An assistant, in the light and airy costume which I have so oftennoticed in Central Africa, in midsummer, beckoned to me, after I hadlaid aside a quantity of goods, (belonging to my tailor, and otherdowntown business men, ) and I followed him.
The room we entered was heated by what I took to be a successfulfurnace. I must have been mistaken, however..., for I understood theassistant to apologise because, by reason of a defect in the flues, theyhad been able to get the temperature up only to about 475 degrees thatmorning. I was a little disappointed, but simply suggested that thethermometer was Fair in Height; but if I felt chilly I would send outfor some blankets.
He laid me on a slatted conch.
I experienced a gentle glow.
Afterwards, (I don't know why, exactly, I have always attributed it tothe temperature, ) I felt hot--hotter--Hottentotter!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He intimated that the onlyceremony was to fund a small portion of the contents of my pocket-book. I am a little hard of hearing, --and I passed on.
An assistant, in the light and airy costume which I have so oftennoticed in Central Africa, in midsummer, beckoned to me, after I hadlaid aside a quantity of goods, (belonging to my tailor, and otherdowntown business men, ) and I followed him.
The room we entered was heated by what I took to be a successfulfurnace. I must have been mistaken, however..., for I understood theassistant to apologise because, by reason of a defect in the flues, theyhad been able to get the temperature up only to about 475 degrees thatmorning. I was a little disappointed, but simply suggested that thethermometer was Fair in Height; but if I felt chilly I would send outfor some blankets.
He laid me on a slatted conch.
I experienced a gentle glow.
Afterwards, (I don't know why, exactly, I have always attributed it tothe temperature, ) I felt hot--hotter--Hottentotter!
What to read after Punchinello, volume 1, No. 20, August 13, 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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