The Land of Oz
The Land of Oz
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" "What does that mean?" enquired the Pumpkin- head, stupidly.
"It means, my dear friend, " explained the Wog- gle-Bug, "that our language contains many words having a double meaning; and that to pronounce a joke that allows both meanings of a certain word, proves the joker a person of culture and refinement, who has, moreover, a thorough command of the language. " "I don't believe that, " said Tip, plainly; "any- body can make a pun. " "Not so, " rejoined the Woggle-Bug, stiffly. "It requires ...education of a high order. Are you edu- cated, young sir?' "Not especially, " admitted Tip.
"Then you cannot judge the matter. I myself am Thoroughly Educated, and I say that puns dis- play genius. For instance, were I to ride upon this Saw-Horse, he would not only be an animal he would become an equipage. For he would then be a horse-and-buggy. " At this the Scarecrow gave a gasp and the Tin 154 Old Mombi Indulges in Witchcraft Woodman stopped short and looked reproachfully at the Woggle-Bug. At the same time the Saw- Horse loudly snorted his derision; and even the Pumpkinhead put up his hand to hide the smile which, because it was carved upon his face, he could not change to a frown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "What does that mean?" enquired the Pumpkin- head, stupidly.
"It means, my dear friend, " explained the Wog- gle-Bug, "that our language contains many words having a double meaning; and that to pronounce a joke that allows both meanings of a certain word, proves the joker a person of culture and refinement, who has, moreover, a thorough command of the language. " "I don't believe that, " said Tip, plainly; "any- body can make a pun. " "Not so, " rejoined the Woggle-Bug, stiffly. "It requires ...education of a high order. Are you edu- cated, young sir?' "Not especially, " admitted Tip.
"Then you cannot judge the matter. I myself am Thoroughly Educated, and I say that puns dis- play genius. For instance, were I to ride upon this Saw-Horse, he would not only be an animal he would become an equipage. For he would then be a horse-and-buggy. " At this the Scarecrow gave a gasp and the Tin 154 Old Mombi Indulges in Witchcraft Woodman stopped short and looked reproachfully at the Woggle-Bug. At the same time the Saw- Horse loudly snorted his derision; and even the Pumpkinhead put up his hand to hide the smile which, because it was carved upon his face, he could not change to a frown.
What to read after The Land of Oz?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baum Lyman Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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