A Select Party
A Select Party
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"Pshaw!" said one. "There can never be an American genius. " "Pish!" cried another. "We have already as good poets as any in theworld. For my part, I desire to see no better. " And the Oldest Inhabitant, when it was proposed to introduce him tothe Master Genius, begged to be excused, observing that a man whohad been honored with the acquaintance of Dwight, and Freneau, andJoel Barlow, might be allowed a little austerity of taste.
The saloon was now fast filling up by the arrival of otherremarka...ble characters, among whom were noticed Davy Jones, thedistinguished nautical personage, and a rude, carelessly dressed, harum-scarum sort of elderly fellow, known by the nickname of OldHarry. The latter, however, after being shown to a dressing-room, reappeared with his gray hair nicely combed, his clothes brushed, aclean dicky on his neck, and altogether so changed in aspect as tomerit the more respectful appellation of Venerable Henry. Joel Doeand Richard Roe came arm in arm, accompanied by a Man of Straw, afictitious indorser, and several persons who had no existence exceptas voters in closely contested elections.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Pshaw!" said one. "There can never be an American genius. " "Pish!" cried another. "We have already as good poets as any in theworld. For my part, I desire to see no better. " And the Oldest Inhabitant, when it was proposed to introduce him tothe Master Genius, begged to be excused, observing that a man whohad been honored with the acquaintance of Dwight, and Freneau, andJoel Barlow, might be allowed a little austerity of taste.
The saloon was now fast filling up by the arrival of otherremarka...ble characters, among whom were noticed Davy Jones, thedistinguished nautical personage, and a rude, carelessly dressed, harum-scarum sort of elderly fellow, known by the nickname of OldHarry. The latter, however, after being shown to a dressing-room, reappeared with his gray hair nicely combed, his clothes brushed, aclean dicky on his neck, and altogether so changed in aspect as tomerit the more respectful appellation of Venerable Henry. Joel Doeand Richard Roe came arm in arm, accompanied by a Man of Straw, afictitious indorser, and several persons who had no existence exceptas voters in closely contested elections.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawthorne Nathaniel to read onlineMoreLess
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