Congressman Pumphrey, the People's Friend
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When he says grace he always puts in a special plea that the tariff may not be disturbed. Well, that 41 CONGRESSMAN, PUMPHREY girl certainly won nie. If I can ever do anything for her, I'll do it, even if it's a bill to paint the Washington monument.
She invited me to call and see her soon, and if the government and Washington are still standing three days from now I'll be at her front door with the best raiment in the Pumphrey wardrobe.
After some time Octopus came in and dragged me away. I ro...uted Colonel Bun- ker out of a tete-a-tete in the conservatory and started to the next place, marked "P," on the senator's calling list. For three hours we worked steadily down the ave- nue — steadily at first and somewhat un- steadily at the end. At one place I met a large woman incrusted in Irish lace and dripping with pearls, and the only thing I remember was when she fixed me with 42 ^l^ ^ iTHE PEOPLE'S FRIEND a pair of beady eyes and said: "Wasn t you at Palm Beach last winter, Mr. Pum- phrey?" I said "not yet," and then Octopus res- cued me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he says grace he always puts in a special plea that the tariff may not be disturbed. Well, that 41 CONGRESSMAN, PUMPHREY girl certainly won nie. If I can ever do anything for her, I'll do it, even if it's a bill to paint the Washington monument.
She invited me to call and see her soon, and if the government and Washington are still standing three days from now I'll be at her front door with the best raiment in the Pumphrey wardrobe.
After some time Octopus came in and dragged me away. I ro...uted Colonel Bun- ker out of a tete-a-tete in the conservatory and started to the next place, marked "P," on the senator's calling list. For three hours we worked steadily down the ave- nue — steadily at first and somewhat un- steadily at the end. At one place I met a large woman incrusted in Irish lace and dripping with pearls, and the only thing I remember was when she fixed me with 42 ^l^ ^ iTHE PEOPLE'S FRIEND a pair of beady eyes and said: "Wasn t you at Palm Beach last winter, Mr. Pum- phrey?" I said "not yet," and then Octopus res- cued me.
What to read after Congressman Pumphrey, the People's Friend?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccutcheon, John T. (John Tinney), 1870-1949 to read onlineMoreLess
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