Reminiscences of J L Toole
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' " He looked me up often, however, after this. He was a BEIIIXD THE SCEXES. 127 friend of Knowles, of Manchester, nice fellow ; but, oh, that Gorilla I " IX.
" At the Crystal Palace Dramatic College/'/^, Paul Bedford, myself, and BiUington had a show. There were a lot of other shows about. One, adjoining us, was a conjuror's ; a profes- sional conjuror, not an amateur showman, as we were — a very pompous gentleman with greasy hair, and posing very much about very trifling bits of sleight-of-ha...nd. We made a little hole through our booth, communicating with his. We occa- sionally suffered from c/i/iui and heat, our entertainment being more or less monotonous — the exhibition of Paul Bedford as Chang, the giant, and C. J. Smith as his wife, Lady Chang, and some other nonsense ; and, in the intervals, we worried our neighbour, more particularly with his trick of the vanishing orange. When it disappeared, and he triumphantly asked, * Where is it now ? ' we quietly remarked, through our convenient aperture — ' Up your sleeve.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' " He looked me up often, however, after this. He was a BEIIIXD THE SCEXES. 127 friend of Knowles, of Manchester, nice fellow ; but, oh, that Gorilla I " IX.
" At the Crystal Palace Dramatic College/'/^, Paul Bedford, myself, and BiUington had a show. There were a lot of other shows about. One, adjoining us, was a conjuror's ; a profes- sional conjuror, not an amateur showman, as we were — a very pompous gentleman with greasy hair, and posing very much about very trifling bits of sleight-of-ha...nd. We made a little hole through our booth, communicating with his. We occa- sionally suffered from c/i/iui and heat, our entertainment being more or less monotonous — the exhibition of Paul Bedford as Chang, the giant, and C. J. Smith as his wife, Lady Chang, and some other nonsense ; and, in the intervals, we worried our neighbour, more particularly with his trick of the vanishing orange. When it disappeared, and he triumphantly asked, * Where is it now ? ' we quietly remarked, through our convenient aperture — ' Up your sleeve.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Lawrence Toole to read onlineMoreLess
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