The Buntling Ball, a Graeco-American Play; Being a Poetical Satire On New York Society
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Mr. Buntling.
Real friends o' mine, you know, Chicagomen.
Mrs. Buntling.
Friends truly were they, to have turned thee thus !
• Mr. Buntling.
Lemme explain ... we talked about oletimes.
Mrs. Buntling.
Old times ! new mournful times have fallen on me !
Mr. Buntling.
Oh, come, now, don' put on sushawfulairs.
Mrs. Buntling.
Alonzo, thou art gazed on with contempt.
Mr. Buntling.
Don' look at me like that. I bossthisball.
122 THE BUNTUNG BALL.
Mrs. Buntling.
Thou bossest it ! O anguish ! O despair !
...Mr. Buntling.
I bossthisball. I saysoanditstrue.
Mrs. Buntling.
Still more his words play truant with his tongue.
Mr. Buntling.
Come, drop those airs, or else I'll giveyeaway.
Mrs. Buntling.
Give me away! O wild vernacular!
Mr. Buntling.
I'll tell these iine folks how I married yer.
Mrs. Buntling.
horror! Pause, Alonzo, ere too late!
Mr. Buntling.
Ladies and gemmen, this good wifeomine 1 met one day justwennyone years ago, THE BUNTLING BALL. 123 Before Chicago was a greatbigplace.
Her mother was a ladyomyownheart ; She hadn't any frills or furbelows, But kept a nice respec'able candystore Not far from where the Grand Pacifotel Is now located .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Buntling.
Real friends o' mine, you know, Chicagomen.
Mrs. Buntling.
Friends truly were they, to have turned thee thus !
• Mr. Buntling.
Lemme explain ... we talked about oletimes.
Mrs. Buntling.
Old times ! new mournful times have fallen on me !
Mr. Buntling.
Oh, come, now, don' put on sushawfulairs.
Mrs. Buntling.
Alonzo, thou art gazed on with contempt.
Mr. Buntling.
Don' look at me like that. I bossthisball.
122 THE BUNTUNG BALL.
Mrs. Buntling.
Thou bossest it ! O anguish ! O despair !
...Mr. Buntling.
I bossthisball. I saysoanditstrue.
Mrs. Buntling.
Still more his words play truant with his tongue.
Mr. Buntling.
Come, drop those airs, or else I'll giveyeaway.
Mrs. Buntling.
Give me away! O wild vernacular!
Mr. Buntling.
I'll tell these iine folks how I married yer.
Mrs. Buntling.
horror! Pause, Alonzo, ere too late!
Mr. Buntling.
Ladies and gemmen, this good wifeomine 1 met one day justwennyone years ago, THE BUNTLING BALL. 123 Before Chicago was a greatbigplace.
Her mother was a ladyomyownheart ; She hadn't any frills or furbelows, But kept a nice respec'able candystore Not far from where the Grand Pacifotel Is now located .
What to read after The Buntling Ball, a Graeco-American Play; Being a Poetical Satire On New York Society?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fawcett Edgar to read onlineMoreLess
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