A Wodehouse Miscellany: Articles & Stories
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According to the usually well-informed Daily Lyre, all 'bombastic' advertising is punished with a fine. The advertiser is expected to describe his wares in restrained, modest language. In case this idea should be introduced into England, I have drawn up a few specimen advertisements which, in my opinion, combine attractiveness with a shrinking modesty at which no censor could cavil." And in spite of our protests, he began to read us his first effort, descriptive of a patent medicine.
"It runs li...ke this," he said: Timson's Tonic for Distracted Deadbeats Has been known to cure We Hate to Seem to Boast, but Many Who have Tried It Are Still Alive * * * * * Take a Dose or Two in Your Spare Time It's Not Bad Stuff * * * * * Read what an outside stockbroker says: "Sir—After three months' steady absorption of your Tonic I was no worse." * * * * * We do not wish to thrust ourselves forward in any way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
According to the usually well-informed Daily Lyre, all 'bombastic' advertising is punished with a fine. The advertiser is expected to describe his wares in restrained, modest language. In case this idea should be introduced into England, I have drawn up a few specimen advertisements which, in my opinion, combine attractiveness with a shrinking modesty at which no censor could cavil." And in spite of our protests, he began to read us his first effort, descriptive of a patent medicine.
"It runs li...ke this," he said: Timson's Tonic for Distracted Deadbeats Has been known to cure We Hate to Seem to Boast, but Many Who have Tried It Are Still Alive * * * * * Take a Dose or Two in Your Spare Time It's Not Bad Stuff * * * * * Read what an outside stockbroker says: "Sir—After three months' steady absorption of your Tonic I was no worse." * * * * * We do not wish to thrust ourselves forward in any way.
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