A Romance of Tompkins Square
A Romance of Tompkins Square
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Minna, who was in her wire cage inthe shop settling her cash, only bent more intently over her books. Butwhen Gottlieb went a step further and said, looking very keenly at HerrSohnstein as he said it, that some great rascal must have lent Hans themoney to make his fine start, Aunt Hedwig at once bristled up and saidwith emphasis that rascals, neither great nor small, were in the habitof lending their money to deserving young men; and Herr Sohnstein, alittle sheepishly perhaps, and mumbling a li...ttle in his gray mustache, ventured the statement that this was a free country already, and peopleliving in it were at liberty to lend their money to whom they pleased;and Minna, looking up from her books--Gottlieb's back was turned towardsher--blew a most unfilial kiss from the tips of her chubby fingers toHerr Sohnstein right over her father's shoulder. All of which goesto show that something very like open war had broken out in the Caf
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Minna, who was in her wire cage inthe shop settling her cash, only bent more intently over her books. Butwhen Gottlieb went a step further and said, looking very keenly at HerrSohnstein as he said it, that some great rascal must have lent Hans themoney to make his fine start, Aunt Hedwig at once bristled up and saidwith emphasis that rascals, neither great nor small, were in the habitof lending their money to deserving young men; and Herr Sohnstein, alittle sheepishly perhaps, and mumbling a li...ttle in his gray mustache, ventured the statement that this was a free country already, and peopleliving in it were at liberty to lend their money to whom they pleased;and Minna, looking up from her books--Gottlieb's back was turned towardsher--blew a most unfilial kiss from the tips of her chubby fingers toHerr Sohnstein right over her father's shoulder. All of which goesto show that something very like open war had broken out in the Caf
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janvier Thomas Allibone to read onlineMoreLess
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