The Library of Wit And Humor, Prose And Poetry, Selected From the Literature of All Times And Nations
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" My ribs," replied his lordship, " which I have not felt for many years until now." INCREDIBLE.
Sheridan made his appearance one day in a pair of new boots ; these attracting the notice of some of his friends, " Now guess," said he, " how I came by these boots?" Many probable guesses then took place. " No !" said Sheridan, " no, you've not hit it, nor ever will — I bought them and paid for them !" SPIRITUAL AND SPIRITUOUS.
Dr. Pitcairn had one Sunday stumbled into a Presbyterian church, probab...ly to beguile a few idle moments (for few will accuse that gentleman of having been a warm admirer of Calvinism), and seeing the parson apparently overwhelmed by the importance of his subject : — " What makes the man greet?" said Pitcairn to a fellow that stood near him. " By my faith, sir," answered the other, "you would perhaps greet, too, if you were in his place, and had as little to say." "Come along with me, friend, and let's have a glass together ; you are too good a feUow to be here," said Pitcairn, delighted with the man's repartee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" My ribs," replied his lordship, " which I have not felt for many years until now." INCREDIBLE.
Sheridan made his appearance one day in a pair of new boots ; these attracting the notice of some of his friends, " Now guess," said he, " how I came by these boots?" Many probable guesses then took place. " No !" said Sheridan, " no, you've not hit it, nor ever will — I bought them and paid for them !" SPIRITUAL AND SPIRITUOUS.
Dr. Pitcairn had one Sunday stumbled into a Presbyterian church, probab...ly to beguile a few idle moments (for few will accuse that gentleman of having been a warm admirer of Calvinism), and seeing the parson apparently overwhelmed by the importance of his subject : — " What makes the man greet?" said Pitcairn to a fellow that stood near him. " By my faith, sir," answered the other, "you would perhaps greet, too, if you were in his place, and had as little to say." "Come along with me, friend, and let's have a glass together ; you are too good a feUow to be here," said Pitcairn, delighted with the man's repartee.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Spofford, Ainsworth Rand, 1825-1908, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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