Songs Poems Verses
Songs Poems Verses
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Pop. Hem ! neat, sir, isn't it ? Oh, I spare neither trouble nor expense ; the costume is copied exact from Mr. DoubleshuiBe's in The Pirates of the Pyrenees; one can't be too particular in sustaining the naval character of England — costume is half the battle ! Do you suppose, sir. Nelson would have won Trafalgar in an apron and lawn sleeves ? Observe the hitch in the trousers, sir ; I took no end of lessons before Doubleshuffle thought me perfect in it !
MoR. You do him credit !
Pop. Twig the... quid, sir, made me a little qualmish at first, but I flatter myself I chaw pretty well now.
MoR. [laughing). Oh, you're wonderfully perfect.
Pop. Nothing of the respectable City gent about me now — is there, Captain ?
MoR. No, I give you joy. Jack, not an atom of respectability about you.
Pop. Thank ye, sir ; and you might take me for a sailor, mightn't you, if you met me anywhere, eh ?
306 FINESSE, OR MoR. Well, perhaps, if I met you in the dark, and you held your tongue, I might.
Pop. Oh, now you're quizzing, sir ; but I'll bet you 50 to I I pass for a sailor all over Messina !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pop. Hem ! neat, sir, isn't it ? Oh, I spare neither trouble nor expense ; the costume is copied exact from Mr. DoubleshuiBe's in The Pirates of the Pyrenees; one can't be too particular in sustaining the naval character of England — costume is half the battle ! Do you suppose, sir. Nelson would have won Trafalgar in an apron and lawn sleeves ? Observe the hitch in the trousers, sir ; I took no end of lessons before Doubleshuffle thought me perfect in it !
MoR. You do him credit !
Pop. Twig the... quid, sir, made me a little qualmish at first, but I flatter myself I chaw pretty well now.
MoR. [laughing). Oh, you're wonderfully perfect.
Pop. Nothing of the respectable City gent about me now — is there, Captain ?
MoR. No, I give you joy. Jack, not an atom of respectability about you.
Pop. Thank ye, sir ; and you might take me for a sailor, mightn't you, if you met me anywhere, eh ?
306 FINESSE, OR MoR. Well, perhaps, if I met you in the dark, and you held your tongue, I might.
Pop. Oh, now you're quizzing, sir ; but I'll bet you 50 to I I pass for a sailor all over Messina !
What to read after Songs Poems Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Selina Blackwood Dufferin And Clandeboye to read onlineMoreLess
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