Scotch Wit And Humor Classified Under Appropriate Subject Headings
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" '' I dinna ken, " replied the chafed and mystified witness ; " Wad ye say the question ower again, sir?" Jeffrey being baffled, Cockburn took up the exami- nation. He said : " Ye kenned Taniiuas ?" " Ou, ay ; I kenned Taminas weel ; me and him herded together when we were laddies. " " Was there onything in the cretur ? " " Deil a thing but what the sjjune ])ut in iiim. " " Would you have trusted him to sell a ct)W for you ? ' ' " A cow ! I wadna lii)pened him to sell a calf. " Francis Jeffrey... could not, if he had devoted an article in the Edinburgh Review to the subject, have given a more exact measurement than was presented in few words of the capacity of the testator to man- age his own affairs.
" Invisible and Incomprehensible " First Scot : " Fat sort o' minister hae ye gotten, Geordie? " Second Scot : "Oh, weel; he's no muckle worth. We seldom get a glint o' him ; six days o' th' week he's envees'ble, and on the seventh he's encompre- hens'ble. " Fetching His "Character" At a Scotch fair a farmer was trying to engage a lad to assist on the farm, but would not finish the bargain until he brought a character from the last place, so he said : " Run and get it, and meet me at the cross, at four o'clock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" '' I dinna ken, " replied the chafed and mystified witness ; " Wad ye say the question ower again, sir?" Jeffrey being baffled, Cockburn took up the exami- nation. He said : " Ye kenned Taniiuas ?" " Ou, ay ; I kenned Taminas weel ; me and him herded together when we were laddies. " " Was there onything in the cretur ? " " Deil a thing but what the sjjune ])ut in iiim. " " Would you have trusted him to sell a ct)W for you ? ' ' " A cow ! I wadna lii)pened him to sell a calf. " Francis Jeffrey... could not, if he had devoted an article in the Edinburgh Review to the subject, have given a more exact measurement than was presented in few words of the capacity of the testator to man- age his own affairs.
" Invisible and Incomprehensible " First Scot : " Fat sort o' minister hae ye gotten, Geordie? " Second Scot : "Oh, weel; he's no muckle worth. We seldom get a glint o' him ; six days o' th' week he's envees'ble, and on the seventh he's encompre- hens'ble. " Fetching His "Character" At a Scotch fair a farmer was trying to engage a lad to assist on the farm, but would not finish the bargain until he brought a character from the last place, so he said : " Run and get it, and meet me at the cross, at four o'clock.
What to read after Scotch Wit And Humor Classified Under Appropriate Subject Headings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Henry Howe to read onlineMoreLess
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