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(1924) [MARC] Author: Robert Eugen Zachrisson - Tema: Textbooks for schools
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68
8, Drottninggatan,
Stockholm,
Nov. 2nd 1923.
Dr. Petterson will be glad
if Messrs. Gamage & Co. will
send their General Catalogue
as advertised in this week’s
Over-Seas Daily Mail.
E’it dr’åtninggahtan,
st’åk-håom, dhĕ s’ekĕnd ĕv
nåv’em-bĕ, n’aint’ihn twentithr’ih.
Dåktĕ p’etĕsĕn wil bi gl’äd if
mesĕz g’ämidzj ĕn k’åo wil
s’end dhäĕ dzj’enĕrĕl k’ätĕlåg
ĕz ’ädvĕtaizd in dh’is w’ihks
åovĕ s’ihz deili m’eil.
33. A Surprise.
A commercial traveller
quietly came up to .a stranger at
Croydon station just as the
train for Brighton was about
to start, and asked: »Are you
going by this train?» »I am.»
»Have you any luggage?»
»No.» »Well, my friend, you
might do me a favour. I have
two big trunks, and they
always make me pay extra for
one of them. You take one
for me; it will cost you nothing
— you see?» »Yes, I see; but
I haven’t any ticket?» »Why,
I thought you said you were
going by this train?» »So I am.
I’m the inspector.» »Oh!»
The extra was paid as usual.
34. Coins and Measures.
Some people think money is
a necessary evil, but all agree
that we cannot do (live)
without it.
The English coin that
corresponds to our Swedish »krona»
33. E sépr’aiz.
E kåm’öhsjĕl tr’ävĕlĕ kw’aiitli
k’eim ’ap to ĕ str’einzjĕr ĕt
kr’åidn st’eisjĕn dzj’ast ĕz dhĕ
tr’ein få br’aitn wåz ĕb’aut
tĕ st’aht, ĕnd ’ahskt: A j’oh
gåoing bai dh’is tr’ein? Ai ’äm.
Hav jo eni l’agidzj? N’åo.
W’el, mai fr’end, jo m’ait
doh mi ĕ f’eivĕ. Ai hav t’oh
b’ig tr’angks, ĕn dhei ’åhlwiz
m’eik mi pei ’ekstrĕ få w’an
ĕv dhĕm. J’oh t’eik w’an få
m’ih; it wil k’åhst jo n’athing —
jo s’ih? J’es, ai s’ih, bet ai
h’ävnt eni t’ikit? W’ai, ai
thåht jo s’ed jo wö g’åoing
bai dhis tr’ein? S’åq ai ’äm.
Aim dhi insp’ektĕ, ’Åo! Dhi
’ekstrĕ wåz p’eid ĕz j’ohzjoĕl.
34. K’åinz ĕn m’ezjéz.
S’am p’ihpl thingk m’ani iz
ĕ n’esisĕri ’ihvl, bet ’åhl ĕgr’ih
dhĕt wi k’änåt d’oh (l’iv)
widh’aut it.
Dhi ’ingglisj k’åin dhĕt
kåri-sp’åndz to auĕ sw’ihdisj kr’ohnĕ

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