Punchinello, volume 1, No. 21, August 20, 1870
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Last night--or rather this morning--they came again. Their discordantsymphonies roused me to desperation. I seized a bucket of slops, and;opening the window, dashed the contents in the direction of the music;the full force of the deluge striking a fat, froggy-looking littleDutchman, who was puffing and blowing at a bassoon infinitely largerthan himself. He was just launching out into a prodigious strain, but itexpired while yet in the bloom of youth. He remained for a short time inthe famous po...sture of the Colossus of Rhodes, vainly endeavoring toshake off the cigar-stumps and other little _et ceteras_ which wereclinging to him like cerements, uttering the while unintelligible oaths. Then he struck for his _domus et placens uxor_ at as rapid a rate as hislittle dumpy legs could carry him.
If they come to-night--if they dare to come--I will give them a dosewhich they will remember.
My dear sir, what can I do to rid myself of these annoyances? The girlhas been to boarding-school, and so can't be sent there again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Last night--or rather this morning--they came again. Their discordantsymphonies roused me to desperation. I seized a bucket of slops, and;opening the window, dashed the contents in the direction of the music;the full force of the deluge striking a fat, froggy-looking littleDutchman, who was puffing and blowing at a bassoon infinitely largerthan himself. He was just launching out into a prodigious strain, but itexpired while yet in the bloom of youth. He remained for a short time inthe famous po...sture of the Colossus of Rhodes, vainly endeavoring toshake off the cigar-stumps and other little _et ceteras_ which wereclinging to him like cerements, uttering the while unintelligible oaths. Then he struck for his _domus et placens uxor_ at as rapid a rate as hislittle dumpy legs could carry him.
If they come to-night--if they dare to come--I will give them a dosewhich they will remember.
My dear sir, what can I do to rid myself of these annoyances? The girlhas been to boarding-school, and so can't be sent there again.
What to read after Punchinello, volume 1, No. 21, August 20, 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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