Hows That Including a Century of Grace
Hows That Including a Century of Grace
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The cricket-match is a game barbarian : you run, you perspire, you are en dishabille; the ball is hard, you drop it and they execrate you, it hurts you and the}' laugh, you avoid it and are disgraced, you confront it and are crippled for ever. It is a game for savages. It has no tactic, no calcu- lation, no imagination. Ma foil Regard the dominoes. Voila ! a game in verity. Who are the people most polished of all ? The French people. Who are the people most rude cf all ?
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The Eng...lish people. The French people play dominoes. The English people play cricket-match. Voila tout!
Agreez Messieurs, &c. ; &c. , LA GRANDE NATION.
[From "THE CLIFTONIAN, " by permission of the Editors; reprinted from "AMATEUR SPORT. "] a ffiateman's BY A BOWLER.
OH ! the noon is flaming high, and the sun is broiling hot, It is frizzling up the bulb of the glittering ther- mometer.
Around the long ellipse there is not a vacant spot, And they 're swarming on the top of that thunder- ing gasometer ; An iron Coliseum newly painted creamy white, Where the gazers seem to stick like the flies on a flypaper ; And the roof of the Pavilion o'er the clock-face is packed tight, And Briggs is far too hot to cut a caper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cricket-match is a game barbarian : you run, you perspire, you are en dishabille; the ball is hard, you drop it and they execrate you, it hurts you and the}' laugh, you avoid it and are disgraced, you confront it and are crippled for ever. It is a game for savages. It has no tactic, no calcu- lation, no imagination. Ma foil Regard the dominoes. Voila ! a game in verity. Who are the people most polished of all ? The French people. Who are the people most rude cf all ?
io8 How's That?
The Eng...lish people. The French people play dominoes. The English people play cricket-match. Voila tout!
Agreez Messieurs, &c. ; &c. , LA GRANDE NATION.
[From "THE CLIFTONIAN, " by permission of the Editors; reprinted from "AMATEUR SPORT. "] a ffiateman's BY A BOWLER.
OH ! the noon is flaming high, and the sun is broiling hot, It is frizzling up the bulb of the glittering ther- mometer.
Around the long ellipse there is not a vacant spot, And they 're swarming on the top of that thunder- ing gasometer ; An iron Coliseum newly painted creamy white, Where the gazers seem to stick like the flies on a flypaper ; And the roof of the Pavilion o'er the clock-face is packed tight, And Briggs is far too hot to cut a caper.
What to read after Hows That Including a Century of Grace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Furniss Harry to read onlineMoreLess
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