The Misadventures of Joseph
The Misadventures of Joseph
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McNab in- quired with an interest worthier of a happier subject.
'1 didna wait to see the remains, if ony," Mr. Redhom replied.
"In ma youth," said the old man, "I wrought for a while on a traction ingine; an' on a dark mornin' we gaed ower a 'hen — or maybe it was a hedgehog.^' "It wud be a' the same ef ter the mishap." The painter concealed another yawn. "On the whole, I dinna disapprove o' the cinematograph; like maist things in this warld, it has its guid p'ints.
Ye should tak' Mistress McN...ab across the water some fine Seturday, an' see for yersel' what tiie pictur' palace is like. Efter a', an indiveedual subjec' like masel' to dyspeepsia an' ither fleshly ills isna the best qualified person for to criticise popular pleesures, an' I daresay you, John, bein' hale and hearty, wud find plenty to yer taste in the pictur' palace." A COSTLY NAP 89 "I wud like fine to gang, but I ha'e ma doobts aboot the wife. Is — is the performance respect- able?" Mr. Redhorn removed his gaze from the clock to the fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
McNab in- quired with an interest worthier of a happier subject.
'1 didna wait to see the remains, if ony," Mr. Redhom replied.
"In ma youth," said the old man, "I wrought for a while on a traction ingine; an' on a dark mornin' we gaed ower a 'hen — or maybe it was a hedgehog.^' "It wud be a' the same ef ter the mishap." The painter concealed another yawn. "On the whole, I dinna disapprove o' the cinematograph; like maist things in this warld, it has its guid p'ints.
Ye should tak' Mistress McN...ab across the water some fine Seturday, an' see for yersel' what tiie pictur' palace is like. Efter a', an indiveedual subjec' like masel' to dyspeepsia an' ither fleshly ills isna the best qualified person for to criticise popular pleesures, an' I daresay you, John, bein' hale and hearty, wud find plenty to yer taste in the pictur' palace." A COSTLY NAP 89 "I wud like fine to gang, but I ha'e ma doobts aboot the wife. Is — is the performance respect- able?" Mr. Redhorn removed his gaze from the clock to the fire.
What to read after The Misadventures of Joseph?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bell John Joy to read onlineMoreLess
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