Cyclopdia of Commercial And Business Anecdotes volume 2
Cyclopdia of Commercial And Business Anecdotes volume 2
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ANON. Then let us beat this ample field, Try what the open, what the covert, yield. POPE.
How many things there are in this world, of which Diogenes hath no need 1 IZAAK WALTON. In gospel phrase, their chapmen they betray, Their shops are dens, the buyer is their prey. DRYDKN.
Before and Behind the Counter.
EVERY object or article purchased in a Roman shop, by an English or Amer- ican customer, is rated at very nearly double its value ; and the universal custom there, even among the people them...selves, is to carry on a haggling market of aggression on the part of the purchaser, and defence on that of the vender, which is often as comical as it is disgusting.
In Nataletti's shop, a scene is de- scribed as having some time since oc- curred between the salesman and a lady purchaser, which would doubtless have amazed the parties behind and before the counters of Howell & James, Stew- art, etc. The lady, after choosing her stuff and the quantity she required, was observed to begin a regular attack upon the shopman ; it was mezea voce, indeed, but continuous, eager, vehe- ment, pressing, overpowering, to a degree indescribable and the luckless man having come for a moment from behind the shelter of his long table, the lady smartly seized him by the arm, and holding him fast, argued her point with increasing warmth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ANON. Then let us beat this ample field, Try what the open, what the covert, yield. POPE.
How many things there are in this world, of which Diogenes hath no need 1 IZAAK WALTON. In gospel phrase, their chapmen they betray, Their shops are dens, the buyer is their prey. DRYDKN.
Before and Behind the Counter.
EVERY object or article purchased in a Roman shop, by an English or Amer- ican customer, is rated at very nearly double its value ; and the universal custom there, even among the people them...selves, is to carry on a haggling market of aggression on the part of the purchaser, and defence on that of the vender, which is often as comical as it is disgusting.
In Nataletti's shop, a scene is de- scribed as having some time since oc- curred between the salesman and a lady purchaser, which would doubtless have amazed the parties behind and before the counters of Howell & James, Stew- art, etc. The lady, after choosing her stuff and the quantity she required, was observed to begin a regular attack upon the shopman ; it was mezea voce, indeed, but continuous, eager, vehe- ment, pressing, overpowering, to a degree indescribable and the luckless man having come for a moment from behind the shelter of his long table, the lady smartly seized him by the arm, and holding him fast, argued her point with increasing warmth.
What to read after Cyclopdia of Commercial And Business Anecdotes volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Richard Miller Devens to read onlineMoreLess
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