Sketches in Lavender, Blue And Green
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Our idea was that Begglely would pull hisbutton outside a harem or behind a sultana, and that a Bashi Bazouk or aJanissary would do the rest for us.
We were, however, partly doomed to disappointment--I say, "partly, "because, although Begglely returned alive, he came back entirely cured ofhis photographic craze. He said that every English-speaking man, woman, or child whom he met abroad had its camera with it, and that after a timethe sight of a black cloth or the click of a button began to mad...den him.
He told us that on the summit of Mount Tutra, in the Carpathians, theEnglish and American amateur photographers waiting to take "the grandpanorama" were formed by the Hungarian police in queue, two abreast, eachwith his or her camera under his or her arm, and that a man had to standsometimes as long as three and a half hours before his turn came round. He also told us that the beggars in Constantinople went about withplacards hung round their necks, stating their charges for beingphotographed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our idea was that Begglely would pull hisbutton outside a harem or behind a sultana, and that a Bashi Bazouk or aJanissary would do the rest for us.
We were, however, partly doomed to disappointment--I say, "partly, "because, although Begglely returned alive, he came back entirely cured ofhis photographic craze. He said that every English-speaking man, woman, or child whom he met abroad had its camera with it, and that after a timethe sight of a black cloth or the click of a button began to mad...den him.
He told us that on the summit of Mount Tutra, in the Carpathians, theEnglish and American amateur photographers waiting to take "the grandpanorama" were formed by the Hungarian police in queue, two abreast, eachwith his or her camera under his or her arm, and that a man had to standsometimes as long as three and a half hours before his turn came round. He also told us that the beggars in Constantinople went about withplacards hung round their necks, stating their charges for beingphotographed.
What to read after Sketches in Lavender, Blue And Green?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerome Jerome Klapka to read onlineMoreLess
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