The Seven Old Ladies of Lavender Town : An Operetta in Two Acts
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Tralala de Montmorenci. And two sixpences.
Oh, I forgot ! I oughtn't to talk.
[ T/ie curtain being drawn aside, displays the Wax- works seated in chairs. As Haskins calls upon each one, he rises, speaks his piece with appro- priate gestures, and sits down. Haskins walks along the platform, pointing out the characters.
Haskins. Here, ladies and gentlemen, you see the THE SEVEN OLD LADIES OF LAVENDER TOWN 15 Mrs. Jones. We prefer our waxworks silent.
Haskins. Certainly, ladies. Here we have the g...reat Confucius — Charles C. Confucius, of China, the gentle- man who invented the Chinese alphabet, which contains seventy-one thousand four hundred and sixty-nine letters and three postal cards. This is Henry the Eighth of England. He was a King when he was alive, and he is dusted off twice as often as any other waxwork in the show. And here, ladies and gentlemen, the exhibition closes with the great Napoleon Bonaparte, the original inventor of white duck trousers. Now, ladies and gentle- men, you have seen the wonders that it is my privilege to exhibit to you, and you may go home and marvel at the gigantic progress of science and art without extra charge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tralala de Montmorenci. And two sixpences.
Oh, I forgot ! I oughtn't to talk.
[ T/ie curtain being drawn aside, displays the Wax- works seated in chairs. As Haskins calls upon each one, he rises, speaks his piece with appro- priate gestures, and sits down. Haskins walks along the platform, pointing out the characters.
Haskins. Here, ladies and gentlemen, you see the THE SEVEN OLD LADIES OF LAVENDER TOWN 15 Mrs. Jones. We prefer our waxworks silent.
Haskins. Certainly, ladies. Here we have the g...reat Confucius — Charles C. Confucius, of China, the gentle- man who invented the Chinese alphabet, which contains seventy-one thousand four hundred and sixty-nine letters and three postal cards. This is Henry the Eighth of England. He was a King when he was alive, and he is dusted off twice as often as any other waxwork in the show. And here, ladies and gentlemen, the exhibition closes with the great Napoleon Bonaparte, the original inventor of white duck trousers. Now, ladies and gentle- men, you have seen the wonders that it is my privilege to exhibit to you, and you may go home and marvel at the gigantic progress of science and art without extra charge.
What to read after The Seven Old Ladies of Lavender Town : An Operetta in Two Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H C Henry Cuyler Bunner to read onlineMoreLess
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