A Summer With the Union Men
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Besides a commission the girls would get tips from fellows. In that way they would make sev- eral dollars a night.
There were usually two men who would run a hall; one to call out the dances, and one to sell the soft drinks. ''Next will be a turkey trot, " was one of the favorites that the men would call out. The orchestra was of very poor quality, because it was of the cheapest that could be procured. The music was all raggy.
The men who looked on were anybody and everybody. Very many were men... in overalls and high-top boots, who would not be caught in an uptown dance hall. Some were half drunk and could not dance, but would just walk and keep step to the music. The girls did not introduce themselves, nor did they ask a fellow's name. Just from a business standpoint a girl would come up 56 With the Union Men to a man and ask him if he would dance with her.
Many soldiers and sailors, too, came to these dance halls. Some were about half intoxicated and there took their first lesson in dancing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides a commission the girls would get tips from fellows. In that way they would make sev- eral dollars a night.
There were usually two men who would run a hall; one to call out the dances, and one to sell the soft drinks. ''Next will be a turkey trot, " was one of the favorites that the men would call out. The orchestra was of very poor quality, because it was of the cheapest that could be procured. The music was all raggy.
The men who looked on were anybody and everybody. Very many were men... in overalls and high-top boots, who would not be caught in an uptown dance hall. Some were half drunk and could not dance, but would just walk and keep step to the music. The girls did not introduce themselves, nor did they ask a fellow's name. Just from a business standpoint a girl would come up 56 With the Union Men to a man and ask him if he would dance with her.
Many soldiers and sailors, too, came to these dance halls. Some were about half intoxicated and there took their first lesson in dancing.
What to read after A Summer With the Union Men?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Schenkofsky to read onlineMoreLess
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