Abe And Mawruss
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"What are you trying to do? Skin a poorfeller like Nathan, which he got a wife and a child to support?" "What d'ye mean, skin him?" Aaron retorted. "I ain't no crook, Mr. Potash. " "That's all right, Shellak, " Abe went on. "I heard every word you aresaying. Come inside; I want to talk to you. " Aaron's face blanched and he trembled visibly.
"But, Mr. Potash----" he began.
"Never mind!" Abe bellowed; "take that fiddle and all that _machshovos_you got there and come in here. " Abe led the way to... the front of the showroom, followed by thecrestfallen Shellak, who deposited fiddle, bow, and case on a sampletable.
"Say, lookyhere, Shellak, " Abe said in kindly tones, "what the devil areyou trying to sell a _Schnorrer_ like that a good fiddle? Why don't yougive me a show?" The blood surged suddenly to Aaron's face.
"You!" he stammered. "Why, Mr. Potash, I never knew you was interestedin violins. " "Sure; why not?" Abe replied. "Let me have a look at it. " First he squinted into the right "eff" hole and he grunted in approvalas he spied the label, which read as follows: NICOLAUS AMATI CREMONENSIS Faciebat Anno 1670 "Do you know anything about them old violins?" Aaron asked anxiously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What are you trying to do? Skin a poorfeller like Nathan, which he got a wife and a child to support?" "What d'ye mean, skin him?" Aaron retorted. "I ain't no crook, Mr. Potash. " "That's all right, Shellak, " Abe went on. "I heard every word you aresaying. Come inside; I want to talk to you. " Aaron's face blanched and he trembled visibly.
"But, Mr. Potash----" he began.
"Never mind!" Abe bellowed; "take that fiddle and all that _machshovos_you got there and come in here. " Abe led the way to... the front of the showroom, followed by thecrestfallen Shellak, who deposited fiddle, bow, and case on a sampletable.
"Say, lookyhere, Shellak, " Abe said in kindly tones, "what the devil areyou trying to sell a _Schnorrer_ like that a good fiddle? Why don't yougive me a show?" The blood surged suddenly to Aaron's face.
"You!" he stammered. "Why, Mr. Potash, I never knew you was interestedin violins. " "Sure; why not?" Abe replied. "Let me have a look at it. " First he squinted into the right "eff" hole and he grunted in approvalas he spied the label, which read as follows: NICOLAUS AMATI CREMONENSIS Faciebat Anno 1670 "Do you know anything about them old violins?" Aaron asked anxiously.
What to read after Abe And Mawruss?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glass Montague to read onlineMoreLess
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