Stories of the Stage
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" replied the man ; " why, go in a buster on Christmas Day. " " And you'll dine together ? " " Yes, his old woman and mine, and all the kids. " '* Then, " said Harry, giving his prize, " go in a buster on Christmas Day. " Once more the goose was placed upon the ground, the while the grateful fellows played the appropriate air of •' He's a jolly good fellow, " during which I heartily shook dear Harry by the hand, and, parting, said, " Good night. " And good night, sure, it was ; for its re- memb...rance evoked much hearty fun, though Mrs. W oft reproved our mirth. On 38 THE GREEN ROOM.
the last occasion of her doing so, Harry strove by argument to clear her prejudice away.
"You've an ill opinion of my liick^^ said he.
She answered, " Yes ; for what good did it bring?" "It brought happiness, '' was his reply; " for it gave jovial hours to Jim and me. It was the cause of my having many friends around me on Christmas Day ; and — greatest joy — it provided a Christmas dinner for two poor families unused to the luxury of a good meal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" replied the man ; " why, go in a buster on Christmas Day. " " And you'll dine together ? " " Yes, his old woman and mine, and all the kids. " '* Then, " said Harry, giving his prize, " go in a buster on Christmas Day. " Once more the goose was placed upon the ground, the while the grateful fellows played the appropriate air of •' He's a jolly good fellow, " during which I heartily shook dear Harry by the hand, and, parting, said, " Good night. " And good night, sure, it was ; for its re- memb...rance evoked much hearty fun, though Mrs. W oft reproved our mirth. On 38 THE GREEN ROOM.
the last occasion of her doing so, Harry strove by argument to clear her prejudice away.
"You've an ill opinion of my liick^^ said he.
She answered, " Yes ; for what good did it bring?" "It brought happiness, '' was his reply; " for it gave jovial hours to Jim and me. It was the cause of my having many friends around me on Christmas Day ; and — greatest joy — it provided a Christmas dinner for two poor families unused to the luxury of a good meal.
What to read after Stories of the Stage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clement Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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