Why We Laugh
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A Senator once said, " We are illustrating the impossibility of accurate discus- sion, based on a state of facts which are altogether un- known." But these bulls were only apparently uninten- tional. In the confusion of debate there is sometimes much unintentional unconcatenated facetiousness. For instance : Mr. Wood struggles for the floor. " He has had his hour," says Mr. Conger, of Michigan, and, by way of suavity, adds, " and he is an expert speaker and schol- 1 68 WHY WE LAUGH.
arly states...man." Mr. Wood, not hearing the compHment, said, "The gentleman makes a statement which I wish to correct." The House enjoys, though the individual did not intend, the pleasant surprise.
How quickly a laugh will settle a member and a ques- tion, even if the member be so considerable a member as Benton. He was in the Lower House during the Thir- ty-fourth Congress. There was a question in his mind whether the sine-die adjournment of the 4th of March should be at twelve midnight or twelve meridian.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A Senator once said, " We are illustrating the impossibility of accurate discus- sion, based on a state of facts which are altogether un- known." But these bulls were only apparently uninten- tional. In the confusion of debate there is sometimes much unintentional unconcatenated facetiousness. For instance : Mr. Wood struggles for the floor. " He has had his hour," says Mr. Conger, of Michigan, and, by way of suavity, adds, " and he is an expert speaker and schol- 1 68 WHY WE LAUGH.
arly states...man." Mr. Wood, not hearing the compHment, said, "The gentleman makes a statement which I wish to correct." The House enjoys, though the individual did not intend, the pleasant surprise.
How quickly a laugh will settle a member and a ques- tion, even if the member be so considerable a member as Benton. He was in the Lower House during the Thir- ty-fourth Congress. There was a question in his mind whether the sine-die adjournment of the 4th of March should be at twelve midnight or twelve meridian.
What to read after Why We Laugh?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Sullivan Cox to read onlineMoreLess
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