A Daughter of the Tenements
A Daughter of the Tenements
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There were places on the surface of his character where the manner and morals of the Bend had cut in too deep to be polished out by a few years of casual rubbing against less rugged planes. Something happened before they left the Bowery which showed this. Tom had stopped to speak to a messenger who ran after him from the theatre, and Peyton strolled THE PULLER-IN. The low-browed, brutal-faced pest. " Page 83.
War, Art, and a Breakfast. 83 slowly along. As he was passing a cheap-clothing house, ...its sidewalk solicitor, one of those whose ener getic efforts on behalf of trade sometimes lead to mur der, the low-browed, brutal-faced pest known as the "puller-in, " with the sole purpose to annoy, nagged the newspaper man to enter the store. Peyton paid no attention to his tormentor, who finally placed a heav) 7, dirty hand on his shoulder. Just as Peyton brushed the dirty hand from his shoulder Tom came up. The puller-in again attempted to put his hand on Peyton, when, with a lightning-like suddenness and precision, Tom struck the fellow in the face with his fist, tripped him with his heel, throwing him heavily, and then kicked him in the jaw.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were places on the surface of his character where the manner and morals of the Bend had cut in too deep to be polished out by a few years of casual rubbing against less rugged planes. Something happened before they left the Bowery which showed this. Tom had stopped to speak to a messenger who ran after him from the theatre, and Peyton strolled THE PULLER-IN. The low-browed, brutal-faced pest. " Page 83.
War, Art, and a Breakfast. 83 slowly along. As he was passing a cheap-clothing house, ...its sidewalk solicitor, one of those whose ener getic efforts on behalf of trade sometimes lead to mur der, the low-browed, brutal-faced pest known as the "puller-in, " with the sole purpose to annoy, nagged the newspaper man to enter the store. Peyton paid no attention to his tormentor, who finally placed a heav) 7, dirty hand on his shoulder. Just as Peyton brushed the dirty hand from his shoulder Tom came up. The puller-in again attempted to put his hand on Peyton, when, with a lightning-like suddenness and precision, Tom struck the fellow in the face with his fist, tripped him with his heel, throwing him heavily, and then kicked him in the jaw.
What to read after A Daughter of the Tenements?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Waterman Townsend to read onlineMoreLess
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