The Little Tea book
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" "If this here lasts much longer, Sammy, " said Mr. Weller, in thesame low voice, "I shall feel it my duty as a human bein' to riseand address the cheer. There's a young 'ooman on the next formbut two, as has drank nine breakfast cups and a half; and she's aswellin' wisibly before my wery eyes. "--_Pickwick Papers_.
Books upon books have been published in relation to the evileffects of tea-drinking, but, for all that, no statistics are athand to show that their arguments have made teetotalers ...oftea-drinkers. One of the best things, however, said againsttea-drinking is distinctly in its favor to a certain extent. It isfrom one Dr. Paulli, who laments that "tea so dries the bodies ofthe Chinese that they can hardly spit. " This will find fewsympathizers among us. We suggest the quotation to some enterprisingtea-dealer to be used in a street-car advertisement.
Of all methods of making tea, that hit upon by Heine's Italianlandlord was perhaps the most economical. Heine lodged in ahouse at Lucca, the first floor of which was occupied by anEnglish family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "If this here lasts much longer, Sammy, " said Mr. Weller, in thesame low voice, "I shall feel it my duty as a human bein' to riseand address the cheer. There's a young 'ooman on the next formbut two, as has drank nine breakfast cups and a half; and she's aswellin' wisibly before my wery eyes. "--_Pickwick Papers_.
Books upon books have been published in relation to the evileffects of tea-drinking, but, for all that, no statistics are athand to show that their arguments have made teetotalers ...oftea-drinkers. One of the best things, however, said againsttea-drinking is distinctly in its favor to a certain extent. It isfrom one Dr. Paulli, who laments that "tea so dries the bodies ofthe Chinese that they can hardly spit. " This will find fewsympathizers among us. We suggest the quotation to some enterprisingtea-dealer to be used in a street-car advertisement.
Of all methods of making tea, that hit upon by Heine's Italianlandlord was perhaps the most economical. Heine lodged in ahouse at Lucca, the first floor of which was occupied by anEnglish family.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gray Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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