Dewitt Miller : a Biographical Sketch
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Procter put his name, and for which Kenny Meadows drew illustrations. I told Miller that here was a bargain, teased him because of his helplessness, and only passed one of the volumes to him when he threatened to come out into the light of day as he was.
Then began a dialogue between the book-col- lector and the tailor. It was really a pleasant occasion, and may readily be imagined : Miller trouserless behind the screen, talking in his sonorous voice, and the little tailor, his eyes [52] A BIOG...RAPHICAL SKETCH twinkling * astride the immemorial nose,' mak- ing shrewd responses as he plied the needle, and holding out for a price he thought suitable to this his first excursion into the realm of book- barter.
He was no Shylock, the little man. The price he asked was a fair one; Miller was glad to pay it, and the tailor equally glad to be rid of the Shakespeare. The bargain was com- pleted by the time the last stitch was taken.
Our friend resumed his garment and walked off with the books under his arm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Procter put his name, and for which Kenny Meadows drew illustrations. I told Miller that here was a bargain, teased him because of his helplessness, and only passed one of the volumes to him when he threatened to come out into the light of day as he was.
Then began a dialogue between the book-col- lector and the tailor. It was really a pleasant occasion, and may readily be imagined : Miller trouserless behind the screen, talking in his sonorous voice, and the little tailor, his eyes [52] A BIOG...RAPHICAL SKETCH twinkling * astride the immemorial nose,' mak- ing shrewd responses as he plied the needle, and holding out for a price he thought suitable to this his first excursion into the realm of book- barter.
He was no Shylock, the little man. The price he asked was a fair one; Miller was glad to pay it, and the tailor equally glad to be rid of the Shakespeare. The bargain was com- pleted by the time the last stitch was taken.
Our friend resumed his garment and walked off with the books under his arm.
What to read after Dewitt Miller : a Biographical Sketch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pforzheimer Bruce Rogers Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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