As Time Goes By
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Solly still liked to collect on policy himself from time to time, perhaps to keep in touch with the roots of his success, and he would drag Rick around Harlem, collecting his tribute. They were sitting in Solly's favorite counting house, a storefront saloon at 129th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue. The joint itself wasn't much, but that was the point. A long bar was on the left as you came in the narrow front door, and Solly's regular table at the back commanded a sweeping view of the whole room.... Getting the drop on him would be difficult here, especially when he was with two or three of his boys or all by himself with just Tick-Tock Schapiro to keep him company. Tick-Tock was worth two or three ordinary boys any day of the week and twice on Saturday."German and Irish, it was, and of course Jewish. Now, different." He gestured with both palms facing up, a typically Horowitzian hand movement that meant What can you do? "Some folks don't like it. Feh on them! Ricky, let me tell you something those boys downtown don't know: Coloreds is people, too." By "downtown," Rick knew, Solly was talking not only about City Hall, but about Tammany Hall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Solly still liked to collect on policy himself from time to time, perhaps to keep in touch with the roots of his success, and he would drag Rick around Harlem, collecting his tribute. They were sitting in Solly's favorite counting house, a storefront saloon at 129th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue. The joint itself wasn't much, but that was the point. A long bar was on the left as you came in the narrow front door, and Solly's regular table at the back commanded a sweeping view of the whole room.... Getting the drop on him would be difficult here, especially when he was with two or three of his boys or all by himself with just Tick-Tock Schapiro to keep him company. Tick-Tock was worth two or three ordinary boys any day of the week and twice on Saturday."German and Irish, it was, and of course Jewish. Now, different." He gestured with both palms facing up, a typically Horowitzian hand movement that meant What can you do? "Some folks don't like it. Feh on them! Ricky, let me tell you something those boys downtown don't know: Coloreds is people, too." By "downtown," Rick knew, Solly was talking not only about City Hall, but about Tammany Hall.
What to read after As Time Goes By?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Walsh to read onlineMoreLess
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