Random Recollections of An Old Publisher volume 1
Random Recollections of An Old Publisher volume 1
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I mention this because I often hear I'm going to retire this time next year.
It isn't true — my lease is out, but still, I'll take a new one if I've your good will. " It will be in the remembrance of many playgoers that pretty Miss Oliver was a great favourite in Mr. Burnand's burlesque of "Black-eyed Susan, " and, in fact, made a good sum of money out of the venture ; her singing of a song, called " Pretty Susan, don't say No, " was the talk of the town.
Albp:rt Smith and the Egyptian Hall. * ...Many of us now living can remember the many pleasant hours spent at the Egyptian Hall during the time it was occupied by Albert Smith, of Mont Blanc fame. He was a very bright and entertaining lecturer. At times he could be verv severe, and was not at all averse to speak the truth even at the risk of offending his audience. He had a wholesome horror of anything like cads and their ways, and was very severe upon old maids with ringlet curls. He called them "prancers, " and would mimic them very often in his entertainment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I mention this because I often hear I'm going to retire this time next year.
It isn't true — my lease is out, but still, I'll take a new one if I've your good will. " It will be in the remembrance of many playgoers that pretty Miss Oliver was a great favourite in Mr. Burnand's burlesque of "Black-eyed Susan, " and, in fact, made a good sum of money out of the venture ; her singing of a song, called " Pretty Susan, don't say No, " was the talk of the town.
Albp:rt Smith and the Egyptian Hall. * ...Many of us now living can remember the many pleasant hours spent at the Egyptian Hall during the time it was occupied by Albert Smith, of Mont Blanc fame. He was a very bright and entertaining lecturer. At times he could be verv severe, and was not at all averse to speak the truth even at the risk of offending his audience. He had a wholesome horror of anything like cads and their ways, and was very severe upon old maids with ringlet curls. He called them "prancers, " and would mimic them very often in his entertainment.
What to read after Random Recollections of An Old Publisher volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tinsley, William, 1831-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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