Argonaut Letters
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I seem dimly to remember having seen firemen's parades in my own country not dis- similar to this Savoy one. But the fair at Cham- bery was unlike any of our country fairs. There were booths without number where " barkers" in fluent French invited the passing crowd to enter. Fat ladies in short skirts coyly emerged for a few seconds, quivered, undulated, and disappeared, in the hope that their billowy charms might attract 271 ARGONAUT LETTERS the passing rustics. " Lutteurs" (strong men, wrestl...ers) came to the doors of their booths, curled their biceps, patted their pectoral muscles, and boastfully challenged the local Samsons to enter their booths and wrestle for a prize. Fairies more or less youthful — in pink tights showing many "ladders" and much darning — waved wands at the doors of little theatres, and favored the passing throng with dazzling dental smiles. Sharp-eyed "spielers" inveigled dull yokels into wagering their coppers on tombolas. Others urged the more robust rustics to blow, to strike, to pull, or to lift their machines for trumpery prizes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I seem dimly to remember having seen firemen's parades in my own country not dis- similar to this Savoy one. But the fair at Cham- bery was unlike any of our country fairs. There were booths without number where " barkers" in fluent French invited the passing crowd to enter. Fat ladies in short skirts coyly emerged for a few seconds, quivered, undulated, and disappeared, in the hope that their billowy charms might attract 271 ARGONAUT LETTERS the passing rustics. " Lutteurs" (strong men, wrestl...ers) came to the doors of their booths, curled their biceps, patted their pectoral muscles, and boastfully challenged the local Samsons to enter their booths and wrestle for a prize. Fairies more or less youthful — in pink tights showing many "ladders" and much darning — waved wands at the doors of little theatres, and favored the passing throng with dazzling dental smiles. Sharp-eyed "spielers" inveigled dull yokels into wagering their coppers on tombolas. Others urged the more robust rustics to blow, to strike, to pull, or to lift their machines for trumpery prizes.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hart, Jerome Alfred, 1854- to read onlineMoreLess
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