What Shall We Do to Night Or Social Amusements for Evening Parties Furnishing
What Shall We Do to Night Or Social Amusements for Evening Parties Furnishing
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THE TWENTIETH EVENING. 255 {Enter Sambo, leading the Wonderful Crocodile by a string^ Little 3 im following. ) Sambo. Here we am, raassa ! Dat chap am tame as pos'ble, Tink him turn wegetarian, as bim eat noting but grass an^ clober. Him cry like a child when me lick him ; an' I lick bim good, too.
Jack. It's a queer craft to look at. Let me get on deck. {Mounts the Crocodile. ) Now I've taken Mrs. Smith home to her papa, I'll have a lark. Music, strike up ''Fisher's Horn- pipe. " The man who w...ouldn't dance a hornpipe on a croco- dile's back isn't worthy the name of an American sailor! (Dances a hornpipe on the hack of the Crocodile. ) Sambo {also beginning to caper^ adapting his movements to the music). Golly ! Massa. Dat's good. 'Minds me ob de ole times down in ole Virginny. De nigger dat wouldn't dance to dat music ain't wurvy ob de name ob an 'Merican sailor.
Jack. Stow that, you black lubber ! American sailor, in- deed !
Sambo. I'se a 'Merican sailor — good as you, massa. Fse a fifteenth 'mendroent sailor, anyhow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE TWENTIETH EVENING. 255 {Enter Sambo, leading the Wonderful Crocodile by a string^ Little 3 im following. ) Sambo. Here we am, raassa ! Dat chap am tame as pos'ble, Tink him turn wegetarian, as bim eat noting but grass an^ clober. Him cry like a child when me lick him ; an' I lick bim good, too.
Jack. It's a queer craft to look at. Let me get on deck. {Mounts the Crocodile. ) Now I've taken Mrs. Smith home to her papa, I'll have a lark. Music, strike up ''Fisher's Horn- pipe. " The man who w...ouldn't dance a hornpipe on a croco- dile's back isn't worthy the name of an American sailor! (Dances a hornpipe on the hack of the Crocodile. ) Sambo {also beginning to caper^ adapting his movements to the music). Golly ! Massa. Dat's good. 'Minds me ob de ole times down in ole Virginny. De nigger dat wouldn't dance to dat music ain't wurvy ob de name ob an 'Merican sailor.
Jack. Stow that, you black lubber ! American sailor, in- deed !
Sambo. I'se a 'Merican sailor — good as you, massa. Fse a fifteenth 'mendroent sailor, anyhow.
What to read after What Shall We Do to Night Or Social Amusements for Evening Parties Furnishing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William B William Brisbane Dick to read onlineMoreLess
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