Charcoals of New And Old New York
Charcoals of New And Old New York
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In a few months it will be under roof, and before the year is out the sign painters will be putting gold letters on the window panes and another example of utilitarian architecture, known as the Dry-Goods- Box-Set-Up-On-End Period will be added to our avenue.
I am sorry not being in dry-goods. I miss the old corner with its collection of bottomless haircloth sofas, and three-legged repairable chairs airing themselves in the sun on the sidewalk. I miss, too, their owner, old Fay, Prince of bric-...a-brac dealers, who would welcome me between his labyrinths of colonial mahogany, glass, old china, and the scrapings of the country from Georgia to Cape Cod. Even now I catch the pungent smell of 'his turpentine and varnish, that wafted up out of the cellar opening on the side street telling of new lamps for old, or the making over of the new into the old which was quite the same thing with Fay.
Then again, there are such a lot of dry-goods stores, and such heaps of cottons, silks, and woolens, and there are so few such old landmarks as Fay's!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a few months it will be under roof, and before the year is out the sign painters will be putting gold letters on the window panes and another example of utilitarian architecture, known as the Dry-Goods- Box-Set-Up-On-End Period will be added to our avenue.
I am sorry not being in dry-goods. I miss the old corner with its collection of bottomless haircloth sofas, and three-legged repairable chairs airing themselves in the sun on the sidewalk. I miss, too, their owner, old Fay, Prince of bric-...a-brac dealers, who would welcome me between his labyrinths of colonial mahogany, glass, old china, and the scrapings of the country from Georgia to Cape Cod. Even now I catch the pungent smell of 'his turpentine and varnish, that wafted up out of the cellar opening on the side street telling of new lamps for old, or the making over of the new into the old which was quite the same thing with Fay.
Then again, there are such a lot of dry-goods stores, and such heaps of cottons, silks, and woolens, and there are so few such old landmarks as Fay's!
What to read after Charcoals of New And Old New York?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Hopkinson Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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