The Black Poodle And Other Tales
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The fact is, he thinks hisself a deal too good for the likes of us, he do thinks he ought to be kep' on chickin in a droring-room ! ' he sneered, wasting his satire on the unconscious Dandy.
' I tell you what it is, miss : that there dawg's 'art '7 250 A FAREWELL APPEARANCE.
ain't in his business he reg'lar looks down on the 'ole concern, thinks it low ! Why, I see 'im from the werry fust a-turnin' up his nose at it, and it down- right set me against him. Give me a Toby as takes a interest in t...he drama ! The last but one, as we had, afore him, now, he used to look on from start to finish, and when Punch went and 'anged Jack Ketch, why, that dawg used to bark and jump about as pleased as Punch 'isself, and he'd go in among the crowd too and fetch back the babby as Punch pitched out o' winder, as tender with it as a Newfunland ! And he warn't like the general run of Tobies neither, for he got quite thick with the Punch figger thought a deal on 'im, he did and if you'll believe me, when I 'ad to get the figger a noo 'ead and costoom, it broke the dawg's 'art he pined away quite rapid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fact is, he thinks hisself a deal too good for the likes of us, he do thinks he ought to be kep' on chickin in a droring-room ! ' he sneered, wasting his satire on the unconscious Dandy.
' I tell you what it is, miss : that there dawg's 'art '7 250 A FAREWELL APPEARANCE.
ain't in his business he reg'lar looks down on the 'ole concern, thinks it low ! Why, I see 'im from the werry fust a-turnin' up his nose at it, and it down- right set me against him. Give me a Toby as takes a interest in t...he drama ! The last but one, as we had, afore him, now, he used to look on from start to finish, and when Punch went and 'anged Jack Ketch, why, that dawg used to bark and jump about as pleased as Punch 'isself, and he'd go in among the crowd too and fetch back the babby as Punch pitched out o' winder, as tender with it as a Newfunland ! And he warn't like the general run of Tobies neither, for he got quite thick with the Punch figger thought a deal on 'im, he did and if you'll believe me, when I 'ad to get the figger a noo 'ead and costoom, it broke the dawg's 'art he pined away quite rapid.
What to read after The Black Poodle And Other Tales?
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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