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Ha I ha ! what shall we say, Jem, after that 'ere chaunt ?
Jem. " Success to Cadgers, may they never want !'* Chair. 1 prize that sentiment, 'tis quite to my own thinking, An excellent excuse beside for drinking ; Dusty. I say, my rum one ! what ye arter. Jack ?
Give us the heavy, let me ha' my vhack.
Come, Sarah, bite — 'tis your drink now my chuck ; There wet your whistle.
Sail. Tanky Bob, here's luck !
Scragg. I rise, Mister Chairman, a health to propose.
Which no Gemman here can in justice ...oppose.
Upstanding, unkiver'd, I hope it will be.
Here's my friend, Busty Bob, with a fire of three !
fThey drink.
OmJies. Huzza ! huzza ! huzza !
Dusty. Ladies and gemmen, coveys and the rest, I rise to thank you, and I'll do my best ; Don't put me out, now, there's Fan Giggle laughing, I'm but a dummy, you all know at chaffing ; Although on pewter never turn my back, Vy lord, you know 1 love to ha' my vack : Stay, I've forgot. Id something else to say.
But that 'ere heavy's took my speech away ; For this here honor, and that there support, I humbly thanks you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ha I ha ! what shall we say, Jem, after that 'ere chaunt ?
Jem. " Success to Cadgers, may they never want !'* Chair. 1 prize that sentiment, 'tis quite to my own thinking, An excellent excuse beside for drinking ; Dusty. I say, my rum one ! what ye arter. Jack ?
Give us the heavy, let me ha' my vhack.
Come, Sarah, bite — 'tis your drink now my chuck ; There wet your whistle.
Sail. Tanky Bob, here's luck !
Scragg. I rise, Mister Chairman, a health to propose.
Which no Gemman here can in justice ...oppose.
Upstanding, unkiver'd, I hope it will be.
Here's my friend, Busty Bob, with a fire of three !
fThey drink.
OmJies. Huzza ! huzza ! huzza !
Dusty. Ladies and gemmen, coveys and the rest, I rise to thank you, and I'll do my best ; Don't put me out, now, there's Fan Giggle laughing, I'm but a dummy, you all know at chaffing ; Although on pewter never turn my back, Vy lord, you know 1 love to ha' my vack : Stay, I've forgot. Id something else to say.
But that 'ere heavy's took my speech away ; For this here honor, and that there support, I humbly thanks you.
What to read after The Death of Life in London;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pierce Egan to read onlineMoreLess
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