The Star Yr.1909
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Thy day of torture is at hand; even now thy comely frame is the object upon which many fair eyes are fixed.
Gentle readers, the best comes last and now the noblest three of them all v^rill be pictured. Puss Maudlin, because of his pragmatic (?) bearing in Italian drill and because of his skill w^ith the saber, has become an essential to the maintenance of the institution. For the last two years this philanthropic soul has been making his will, and Batsy Murry and Coot Brown, his adopted sons, w...ill fall heirs equally. These two prominent peculiarities are biographed in all the almanacs; the smiles of one and the wit of the other are famous for their restorative powder. Batsy is of ancient Viking lineage and takes great pride in being the descendant of Eric Herjulfson, a famous bard of antiquity (for genealogy of the family see "Century Book of Facts".) Coot, a lusty son of Erin, daily boasts of "Auld Oirland, " of her bogs and fens, of her sw^eet, blush- ing maidens. "Begorra," says he, "Auld Oirland shall be free." Coot, although of royal blood, is unable, on account of the many vi^ars in his native land, to trace his ancestry any farther than Mike, the Bloody, of the time of Old King Cole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thy day of torture is at hand; even now thy comely frame is the object upon which many fair eyes are fixed.
Gentle readers, the best comes last and now the noblest three of them all v^rill be pictured. Puss Maudlin, because of his pragmatic (?) bearing in Italian drill and because of his skill w^ith the saber, has become an essential to the maintenance of the institution. For the last two years this philanthropic soul has been making his will, and Batsy Murry and Coot Brown, his adopted sons, w...ill fall heirs equally. These two prominent peculiarities are biographed in all the almanacs; the smiles of one and the wit of the other are famous for their restorative powder. Batsy is of ancient Viking lineage and takes great pride in being the descendant of Eric Herjulfson, a famous bard of antiquity (for genealogy of the family see "Century Book of Facts".) Coot, a lusty son of Erin, daily boasts of "Auld Oirland, " of her bogs and fens, of her sw^eet, blush- ing maidens. "Begorra," says he, "Auld Oirland shall be free." Coot, although of royal blood, is unable, on account of the many vi^ars in his native land, to trace his ancestry any farther than Mike, the Bloody, of the time of Old King Cole.
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