The Well of English And the Bucket
The Well of English And the Bucket
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For they have proved themselves kin of mine in the pleasant- est sort of relationship, and with full satisfac- tion in the use of the phrase I acclaim each one as my good Gossip.
Digitized by VjOOQIC V THE RIGHT NOT TO LAUGH Ip one were to accuse you of poisoning your grandmother you would presumably smile in unruffled fashion and go about your affairs without feeling any burden of accusation.
But if one accused you of lacking a sense of humor, you would first of all resent it indig- nantly; an...d furthermore, for an indefinite time to come you would be conscious of a desire to disprove the charge, scrutinizing anx- iously every phrase that might conceal some subtle hidden test, emitting now and then forced laughs on suspicion. Perhaps you boast your emancipation in many fields where public opinion customarily rules. You wear a straw hat when you please ; you object to the insignia of mourning; you flaunt your readiness to discuss any subject in mixed company; you 98 Digitized by VjOOQIC THE RIGHT NOT TO LAUGH 99 do or do not serve butter at your dinner- table; yet you are afraid you may not laugh in the right places.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For they have proved themselves kin of mine in the pleasant- est sort of relationship, and with full satisfac- tion in the use of the phrase I acclaim each one as my good Gossip.
Digitized by VjOOQIC V THE RIGHT NOT TO LAUGH Ip one were to accuse you of poisoning your grandmother you would presumably smile in unruffled fashion and go about your affairs without feeling any burden of accusation.
But if one accused you of lacking a sense of humor, you would first of all resent it indig- nantly; an...d furthermore, for an indefinite time to come you would be conscious of a desire to disprove the charge, scrutinizing anx- iously every phrase that might conceal some subtle hidden test, emitting now and then forced laughs on suspicion. Perhaps you boast your emancipation in many fields where public opinion customarily rules. You wear a straw hat when you please ; you object to the insignia of mourning; you flaunt your readiness to discuss any subject in mixed company; you 98 Digitized by VjOOQIC THE RIGHT NOT TO LAUGH 99 do or do not serve butter at your dinner- table; yet you are afraid you may not laugh in the right places.
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