An American Idyll: the Life of Carleton H. Parker
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As each of the men took his degree, he gave a party to the rest of us to celebrate it, every one try- ing to outdo the other in fun. Besides these most im- portant degree celebrations, there were less dazzling affairs, such as birthday parties, dinners, or afternoon 48 AN AMERICAN IDYLL coflfee in honor of visiting German parents, or merely meeting together in our favorite cafe after a Socialist lecture or a Max Reger concert. In addition to such functions, Carl and I had our Wednesday night sp...ree just by ourselves, when every week we met after his seminar. Our budget allowed just twelve and a half cents an evening for both of us. I put up a supper at home, and in good weather we ate down by the river or in some park. When it rained and was cold, we sat in a corner of the third-class waiting-room by the stove, watching the people coming and going in the station. Then, for dessert, we went every Wednesday to Xante's Conditorei, where, for two and a half cents apiece, we got a large slice of a special brand of the most divine cake ever baked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As each of the men took his degree, he gave a party to the rest of us to celebrate it, every one try- ing to outdo the other in fun. Besides these most im- portant degree celebrations, there were less dazzling affairs, such as birthday parties, dinners, or afternoon 48 AN AMERICAN IDYLL coflfee in honor of visiting German parents, or merely meeting together in our favorite cafe after a Socialist lecture or a Max Reger concert. In addition to such functions, Carl and I had our Wednesday night sp...ree just by ourselves, when every week we met after his seminar. Our budget allowed just twelve and a half cents an evening for both of us. I put up a supper at home, and in good weather we ate down by the river or in some park. When it rained and was cold, we sat in a corner of the third-class waiting-room by the stove, watching the people coming and going in the station. Then, for dessert, we went every Wednesday to Xante's Conditorei, where, for two and a half cents apiece, we got a large slice of a special brand of the most divine cake ever baked.
What to read after An American Idyll: the Life of Carleton H. Parker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker Cornelia Stratton to read onlineMoreLess
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