Some Everyday Folk And Dawn
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"I'drather have to stand up to a mill with the champion pug. Than facewhat he's on for to-night. Doesn't he look a case in that get up?Supposing he gets in, what the devil good will it do then, and ittakes such crawling to get into parliament nowadays. There are toomany at the game. I could never face the way one has to flatter someof these old creatures for their vote. I'd rather plug them under thejaw. " Mr Oscar Lawyer having introduced the speaker, he came forward, andafter explaining it wa...s his first appearance in politics, charminglyproceeded, "I hope I shall not bore you with my remarks as Iendeavour to outline the various planks in the platform of the partyto which I have the honour to belong. " Quite superfluous for him to explain that he was a new chum inpolitics. Only a fledgling from a Brussels or Axminster carpetedreception-room would stand on the hustings and publish a fear that hemight be boring his audience. One familiar with the trade ofelectioneering, as it has always been conducted by men, would strutand shout and brag, never for a moment worrying whether or not he cameanywhere near the truth or feeling the slightest qualm, though hedeafened his hearers with his trumpeting or bored them to completeextinction, and would refuse to be silenced even by "eggs of greatantiquity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I'drather have to stand up to a mill with the champion pug. Than facewhat he's on for to-night. Doesn't he look a case in that get up?Supposing he gets in, what the devil good will it do then, and ittakes such crawling to get into parliament nowadays. There are toomany at the game. I could never face the way one has to flatter someof these old creatures for their vote. I'd rather plug them under thejaw. " Mr Oscar Lawyer having introduced the speaker, he came forward, andafter explaining it wa...s his first appearance in politics, charminglyproceeded, "I hope I shall not bore you with my remarks as Iendeavour to outline the various planks in the platform of the partyto which I have the honour to belong. " Quite superfluous for him to explain that he was a new chum inpolitics. Only a fledgling from a Brussels or Axminster carpetedreception-room would stand on the hustings and publish a fear that hemight be boring his audience. One familiar with the trade ofelectioneering, as it has always been conducted by men, would strutand shout and brag, never for a moment worrying whether or not he cameanywhere near the truth or feeling the slightest qualm, though hedeafened his hearers with his trumpeting or bored them to completeextinction, and would refuse to be silenced even by "eggs of greatantiquity.
What to read after Some Everyday Folk And Dawn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin Miles to read onlineMoreLess
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