The Humour of Russia
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Marya. Said I wanted to go to vespers ! {They buist out laughing; and exeunt.) "Z^ TRAVIATA" (as described by a shopkeeper).
By G0RB0UN6v.
ONE day I was out for a spree with my man Jack, that serves in the shop, you know, and we passed a stone theatre. Jack went up and began reading the advertisement bill that they'd got stuck up, and says he, " I can't under- stand this ■ 'tisn't written plain in our talk." We!i\, a gent came by and Jack says : "Please, mister, what's written here ? " So... he read it. " Frou-Frou" says he. " And what does that mean?" "Oh," says he, "that's foreign for any real good thing." " Really now ! thank you kindly, sir. . . . Mister Policeman, you belong in these parts ; perhaps you can tell us what sort of thing a frou-frou is ? " " You'd better go to the ticket-office," says he ; " they'll tell you all about it there." So we went to the ticket-office and asked for two tickets, right up top, as high as you can go.
" For which performance?'' '■^Frou-Frou." "This is.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How ?
Marya. Said I wanted to go to vespers ! {They buist out laughing; and exeunt.) "Z^ TRAVIATA" (as described by a shopkeeper).
By G0RB0UN6v.
ONE day I was out for a spree with my man Jack, that serves in the shop, you know, and we passed a stone theatre. Jack went up and began reading the advertisement bill that they'd got stuck up, and says he, " I can't under- stand this ■ 'tisn't written plain in our talk." We!i\, a gent came by and Jack says : "Please, mister, what's written here ? " So... he read it. " Frou-Frou" says he. " And what does that mean?" "Oh," says he, "that's foreign for any real good thing." " Really now ! thank you kindly, sir. . . . Mister Policeman, you belong in these parts ; perhaps you can tell us what sort of thing a frou-frou is ? " " You'd better go to the ticket-office," says he ; " they'll tell you all about it there." So we went to the ticket-office and asked for two tickets, right up top, as high as you can go.
" For which performance?'' '■^Frou-Frou." "This is.
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