The Maxims of Marmaduke
The Maxims of Marmaduke
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" The chorus girl who performs at a theatre is an " Artiste " ; the man who walks the tight-rope, does a deep dive or fasts for money is a "Professor. " A dame school is a " College. " The railway porter is an " Officer of the Com- pany " ; the banker is a Baron ; the manager of the branch office is an " Agent " ; the brewer is a Peer ; and the broker a broken Baronet. The chairman of a club committee is a " President. " Subscribers to the various institutes are " Fellows. " Every other man dra...ggles a cluster of descriptive consonants after his name — a middle- class consolation for not having inherited a title attached to the commencement.
It would appear from the papers that every one is either " Accomplished, " " Well connected, " 89 " Popular, " " Accustomed to the best society, " "Gifted, " or " Well known. " Apparently it suffices to stroll occasionally in Hyde Park to claim incor- poration with " society. " Never have there been so many " Celebrities, " " Distinguished" men and women, and " Eminent " personages.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The chorus girl who performs at a theatre is an " Artiste " ; the man who walks the tight-rope, does a deep dive or fasts for money is a "Professor. " A dame school is a " College. " The railway porter is an " Officer of the Com- pany " ; the banker is a Baron ; the manager of the branch office is an " Agent " ; the brewer is a Peer ; and the broker a broken Baronet. The chairman of a club committee is a " President. " Subscribers to the various institutes are " Fellows. " Every other man dra...ggles a cluster of descriptive consonants after his name — a middle- class consolation for not having inherited a title attached to the commencement.
It would appear from the papers that every one is either " Accomplished, " " Well connected, " 89 " Popular, " " Accustomed to the best society, " "Gifted, " or " Well known. " Apparently it suffices to stroll occasionally in Hyde Park to claim incor- poration with " society. " Never have there been so many " Celebrities, " " Distinguished" men and women, and " Eminent " personages.
What to read after The Maxims of Marmaduke?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Edward Wynne Jerningham to read onlineMoreLess
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