The Railway book of Fun Unique Specimens of Wit Humour Repartee Anecdote F
The Railway book of Fun Unique Specimens of Wit Humour Repartee Anecdote F
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4 Very amiable in temper.
5 Rather lustful.
6 Very penurious.
7 A real gentleman.
8 A great skin-flint.
9 One who will idolize you.
10 A wealthy man.
11 One who will kiss you to the tune of 13 to the dozen.
12 One given to wenching.
13 A soft imbecile.
14 Rather deformed in the legs.
15 A good moral man.
1 A clerical gentleman.
17 A great sot.
18 A beautiful man, and good.
19 A benevolent person, who will love you.
20 A quack doeter.
21 One who will love you through life.
22 A hump back, or 'mo...untain in misery. ' 23 A clever and worthy trades- man.
24 A man of fine taste.
25 A person of low occupation.
26 A man kind, indulgent.
27 One who will incessantly love you, day and night.
28 Would be handsome if he did not squint.
29 Florid complexion, beautiful eyes.
30 A merchant — a dignified fig- ure.
31 A warm-hearted sailor.
32 A good fellow, bur lost his teeth.
33 So good that all will envy you.
34 A military character.
35 One whom you will have to nurse.
3C One whose passions are very frigid — no steam there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4 Very amiable in temper.
5 Rather lustful.
6 Very penurious.
7 A real gentleman.
8 A great skin-flint.
9 One who will idolize you.
10 A wealthy man.
11 One who will kiss you to the tune of 13 to the dozen.
12 One given to wenching.
13 A soft imbecile.
14 Rather deformed in the legs.
15 A good moral man.
1 A clerical gentleman.
17 A great sot.
18 A beautiful man, and good.
19 A benevolent person, who will love you.
20 A quack doeter.
21 One who will love you through life.
22 A hump back, or 'mo...untain in misery. ' 23 A clever and worthy trades- man.
24 A man of fine taste.
25 A person of low occupation.
26 A man kind, indulgent.
27 One who will incessantly love you, day and night.
28 Would be handsome if he did not squint.
29 Florid complexion, beautiful eyes.
30 A merchant — a dignified fig- ure.
31 A warm-hearted sailor.
32 A good fellow, bur lost his teeth.
33 So good that all will envy you.
34 A military character.
35 One whom you will have to nurse.
3C One whose passions are very frigid — no steam there.
What to read after The Railway book of Fun Unique Specimens of Wit Humour Repartee Anecdote F?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Brisk to read onlineMoreLess
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