A Voyage of Consolation 8 6
A Voyage of Consolation 8 6
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Had a look at NiagaraFalls and a run out to Chicago, maybe. That was before I had thepleasure of meeting you. Get as far as the Yosemite? No? Well, you werethere long enough anyhow to realise that our hotels are run on the freewill system. " "I remember, " said Mr. Mafferton. "All the luxuries of the comingseason, printed on a card usually about a foot long. A great variety, and very difficult to understand. When I had finished trying totranslate the morning paper, I used to attack the card. I ...found that itthrew quite a light upon early American civilisation from the aboriginalside. 'Hominy, ' 'Grits, ' 'Buckwheats, ' 'Cantelopes, ' are some of thedishes I remember. 'Succotash, ' too, and 'creamed squash, ' but I thinkthey occurred at dinner generally. I used to summon the waiter, andwhen he came to take my orders I would ask him to derive those dishes. Ihad great difficulty after a time in summoning a waiter. But the plangave me many interesting half hours. In the end I usually ordered achop.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had a look at NiagaraFalls and a run out to Chicago, maybe. That was before I had thepleasure of meeting you. Get as far as the Yosemite? No? Well, you werethere long enough anyhow to realise that our hotels are run on the freewill system. " "I remember, " said Mr. Mafferton. "All the luxuries of the comingseason, printed on a card usually about a foot long. A great variety, and very difficult to understand. When I had finished trying totranslate the morning paper, I used to attack the card. I ...found that itthrew quite a light upon early American civilisation from the aboriginalside. 'Hominy, ' 'Grits, ' 'Buckwheats, ' 'Cantelopes, ' are some of thedishes I remember. 'Succotash, ' too, and 'creamed squash, ' but I thinkthey occurred at dinner generally. I used to summon the waiter, andwhen he came to take my orders I would ask him to derive those dishes. Ihad great difficulty after a time in summoning a waiter. But the plangave me many interesting half hours. In the end I usually ordered achop.
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