The Wit And Humor of America, volume Viii (Of X)
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Ain't he cute, he's only six!" He had the face of a Bouguereau cherub, and mild blue eyes such as weare told inhabit the countenances of angels. He was the mostinnocent-looking chap you ever set eyes on. His mother called him anangel; I should hate to tell you what the neighbors called him. Helacked none of that subtle humor so familiar in child-life. Heavens! thedeeds I could (if I dared) enumerate. They turned him loose among thecomic supplements one Sunday, and after that it was all over.
Ha...dn't he emptied his grandma's medicine capsules and substitutedcotton? And hadn't dear old grandma come down stairs three days later, saying that she felt much improved? Hadn't he beaten out the brains ofhis toy bank and bought up the peanut man on the corner? Yes, indeed!And hadn't he taken my few letters from his sister's desk and playedpostman up and down the street? His papa thought it all a huge joke tillone of the neighbors brought back a dunning dressmaker's bill that hadlain on the said neighbor's porch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ain't he cute, he's only six!" He had the face of a Bouguereau cherub, and mild blue eyes such as weare told inhabit the countenances of angels. He was the mostinnocent-looking chap you ever set eyes on. His mother called him anangel; I should hate to tell you what the neighbors called him. Helacked none of that subtle humor so familiar in child-life. Heavens! thedeeds I could (if I dared) enumerate. They turned him loose among thecomic supplements one Sunday, and after that it was all over.
Ha...dn't he emptied his grandma's medicine capsules and substitutedcotton? And hadn't dear old grandma come down stairs three days later, saying that she felt much improved? Hadn't he beaten out the brains ofhis toy bank and bought up the peanut man on the corner? Yes, indeed!And hadn't he taken my few letters from his sister's desk and playedpostman up and down the street? His papa thought it all a huge joke tillone of the neighbors brought back a dunning dressmaker's bill that hadlain on the said neighbor's porch.
What to read after The Wit And Humor of America, volume Viii (Of X)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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