The Barbers Chair And the Hedgehog Letters
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Tickle. Bless you ! it 's only too much love speaking out. Just as a saucepan, when too hot, boils over.
Slowgoe. {With paper?) Great season for the vineyards. It seems there never was such a pro- mise for champagne. Glorious news this for the poor. In course nobody here understands it ; but according to perlitical economy, when champagne 's plentiful it must bring down ginger-beer.
Nutts. Well, all I know is, pine-apples haven't cheapened potatoes.
Slowgoe. Don't talk of potatoes in that heath...en way, Mr Nutts ; if you'd any decency, any religion, . You wouldn't talk of a potato with a smile. I sup- pose you haven't seen what Lord George Bentinck s THE BARBER'S CHAIR. 69 that's a pious soul, that is says upon potatoes? I thought not. Here it is. His Lordship as willbo. Prime Minister it 's at Mr Newdegate's dinner his Lordship says (reads) : " They would recollect that at the close of the last year there was a sham cry got up, respecting the failure in the potato crop, to serve the purpose of an administration; he was now sorry to say that that feint had become a reality ; that the potato failure had spread from one end of the kingdom to the other from the Land's End to John o' Groats, throughout the whole of Ireland, and throughout the whole of the countries border- ing upon the Atlantic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tickle. Bless you ! it 's only too much love speaking out. Just as a saucepan, when too hot, boils over.
Slowgoe. {With paper?) Great season for the vineyards. It seems there never was such a pro- mise for champagne. Glorious news this for the poor. In course nobody here understands it ; but according to perlitical economy, when champagne 's plentiful it must bring down ginger-beer.
Nutts. Well, all I know is, pine-apples haven't cheapened potatoes.
Slowgoe. Don't talk of potatoes in that heath...en way, Mr Nutts ; if you'd any decency, any religion, . You wouldn't talk of a potato with a smile. I sup- pose you haven't seen what Lord George Bentinck s THE BARBER'S CHAIR. 69 that's a pious soul, that is says upon potatoes? I thought not. Here it is. His Lordship as willbo. Prime Minister it 's at Mr Newdegate's dinner his Lordship says (reads) : " They would recollect that at the close of the last year there was a sham cry got up, respecting the failure in the potato crop, to serve the purpose of an administration; he was now sorry to say that that feint had become a reality ; that the potato failure had spread from one end of the kingdom to the other from the Land's End to John o' Groats, throughout the whole of Ireland, and throughout the whole of the countries border- ing upon the Atlantic.
What to read after The Barbers Chair And the Hedgehog Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerrold, Douglas William, 1803-1857 to read onlineMoreLess
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