A Thousand And One Afternoons in Chicago
A Thousand And One Afternoons in Chicago
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" LETTERS One of the drawers in my desk is full of letters that people have sent in. Some of them are knocks or boosts, but most of them are tips. There areseveral hundred tips on stories in the drawer.
Today, while looking them over I thought that these tips were a story inthemselves. To begin with, the different kinds of stationery and thedifferent kinds of handwriting. You would think that stationery andhandwriting so varied would contain varied suggestions and varied pointsof view.
But from... the top of the pile to the bottom--through 360 letters written on360 different kinds of paper--there runs only one tip. And in the 360different kinds of handwriting there runs only one story.
* * * * * "There is a man I see almost every day on my way home from work, " writesone, "and I think he would make a good story. There is something queerabout him. He keeps mumbling to himself all the time. " This tip is onplain stationery.
"--and I see the old woman frequently, " writes another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" LETTERS One of the drawers in my desk is full of letters that people have sent in. Some of them are knocks or boosts, but most of them are tips. There areseveral hundred tips on stories in the drawer.
Today, while looking them over I thought that these tips were a story inthemselves. To begin with, the different kinds of stationery and thedifferent kinds of handwriting. You would think that stationery andhandwriting so varied would contain varied suggestions and varied pointsof view.
But from... the top of the pile to the bottom--through 360 letters written on360 different kinds of paper--there runs only one tip. And in the 360different kinds of handwriting there runs only one story.
* * * * * "There is a man I see almost every day on my way home from work, " writesone, "and I think he would make a good story. There is something queerabout him. He keeps mumbling to himself all the time. " This tip is onplain stationery.
"--and I see the old woman frequently, " writes another.
What to read after A Thousand And One Afternoons in Chicago?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hecht Ben to read onlineMoreLess
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