A Woman Who Went to Alaska
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"Don't let H. Fall upon the floor, boys, " said the captain, as he sawthe pitiable plight of the young man. "Poor fellow, he has beencelebrating Christmas with a vengeance, and it was too much for him, evidently. It don't take much to knock him out, though, and this wine, "taking up his wine glass and looking through the liquid it contained, "won't hurt a baby. " "Do you never take wine?" politely inquired the musician of me, as henoticed that my wine glass remained untouched, and a glass of co...ld waterwas my only beverage.
"I never do, " said I firmly, but with a smile, as I noticed that both heand the gentleman at my right barely touched theirs, while others drankfreely.
"Waiter, bring Mellie another bottle of that wine, " called thebartender, from the other side of the table, "those bottles don't holdnothin' anyway, and a woman who can't empty more'n one of 'em ain'tmuch, " and a second bottle was handed the female dispenser of grog, aconnoisseur of long standing, and one who could "stand up" under as muchas the next person.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Don't let H. Fall upon the floor, boys, " said the captain, as he sawthe pitiable plight of the young man. "Poor fellow, he has beencelebrating Christmas with a vengeance, and it was too much for him, evidently. It don't take much to knock him out, though, and this wine, "taking up his wine glass and looking through the liquid it contained, "won't hurt a baby. " "Do you never take wine?" politely inquired the musician of me, as henoticed that my wine glass remained untouched, and a glass of co...ld waterwas my only beverage.
"I never do, " said I firmly, but with a smile, as I noticed that both heand the gentleman at my right barely touched theirs, while others drankfreely.
"Waiter, bring Mellie another bottle of that wine, " called thebartender, from the other side of the table, "those bottles don't holdnothin' anyway, and a woman who can't empty more'n one of 'em ain'tmuch, " and a second bottle was handed the female dispenser of grog, aconnoisseur of long standing, and one who could "stand up" under as muchas the next person.
What to read after A Woman Who Went to Alaska?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sullivan May Kellogg to read onlineMoreLess
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