Puppets At Large Scenes And Subjects From Mr Punchs Show
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What British Agriculture is Coming to.
A Car on the Electric Light Railway. Time. — Twentieth Century.
FIRST FARMER (recognising Second Farmer). Why, 'tis Muster Fretwail, surelie ! didn't see it was you afore. And how be things gettin' along with you, Sir, eh ?
Farmer Fretwail (lugubriously). 'Mong the middlin's, Muster Lackaday ; 'mong the middlin's ! Nothen doin' just now — nothen 't all !
Third Farmer (enviously). Well, you hevn't no call fur to cry out, neighbour. I see you've got a likely... lot o' noo 'oardins comin' up all along your part o' the line. I wish mine wur arf as furrard, I know thet !
F. Fretwail. Ah, them "Keep yer "air on " 's, you mean, Ryemouth. I don't deny as they was lookin' tidy enough a week back. But just as I was 170 Puppets at Large.
makin' ready fur to paint up "Try it on a Billiard Ball, " blamed if this yere frost didn't set in, and now theer's everything at a standstill, \vi' the brushes froze 'ard in the pots !
F. Ryemouth. Tis the same down with me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What British Agriculture is Coming to.
A Car on the Electric Light Railway. Time. — Twentieth Century.
FIRST FARMER (recognising Second Farmer). Why, 'tis Muster Fretwail, surelie ! didn't see it was you afore. And how be things gettin' along with you, Sir, eh ?
Farmer Fretwail (lugubriously). 'Mong the middlin's, Muster Lackaday ; 'mong the middlin's ! Nothen doin' just now — nothen 't all !
Third Farmer (enviously). Well, you hevn't no call fur to cry out, neighbour. I see you've got a likely... lot o' noo 'oardins comin' up all along your part o' the line. I wish mine wur arf as furrard, I know thet !
F. Fretwail. Ah, them "Keep yer "air on " 's, you mean, Ryemouth. I don't deny as they was lookin' tidy enough a week back. But just as I was 170 Puppets at Large.
makin' ready fur to paint up "Try it on a Billiard Ball, " blamed if this yere frost didn't set in, and now theer's everything at a standstill, \vi' the brushes froze 'ard in the pots !
F. Ryemouth. Tis the same down with me.
What to read after Puppets At Large Scenes And Subjects From Mr Punchs Show?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Anstey to read onlineMoreLess
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