Punchinello, volume 2, No. 31, October 29, 1870
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Gems more clear than this, no doubt, have oftentimes been seen, Yet methinks, at least, 'tis a poem clear As poems which every week appear In the _Waverley Magazine_.
* * * * * "WELL SAID, OLD MOLE!" In a newspaper description of Mr. GREELEY, published some years since, it was stated that he was born with a mole upon his left arm. This mayor may not be the case; but, judging from the persistence with which thegreat agriculturist advocates sub-soil ploughing, there can be no doubtwhateve...r that he has mole on the brain.
* * * * * BLOOD AND THUNDER!
PUNCHINELLO learns, without the least surprise, that Mr. YOUNGBLOOD hasretired in disgust from the management of the New York _Free Press_. Itis further announced that the estimable publication referred to willhenceforth be under the charge of Mr. OLDBLOOD, a blood relative of allthe BADBLOODS belonging to the JOHN REAL Democracy.
* * * * * "FALL" WEATHER.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gems more clear than this, no doubt, have oftentimes been seen, Yet methinks, at least, 'tis a poem clear As poems which every week appear In the _Waverley Magazine_.
* * * * * "WELL SAID, OLD MOLE!" In a newspaper description of Mr. GREELEY, published some years since, it was stated that he was born with a mole upon his left arm. This mayor may not be the case; but, judging from the persistence with which thegreat agriculturist advocates sub-soil ploughing, there can be no doubtwhateve...r that he has mole on the brain.
* * * * * BLOOD AND THUNDER!
PUNCHINELLO learns, without the least surprise, that Mr. YOUNGBLOOD hasretired in disgust from the management of the New York _Free Press_. Itis further announced that the estimable publication referred to willhenceforth be under the charge of Mr. OLDBLOOD, a blood relative of allthe BADBLOODS belonging to the JOHN REAL Democracy.
* * * * * "FALL" WEATHER.
What to read after Punchinello, volume 2, No. 31, October 29, 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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