Dust of New York
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They took him to the hospital at noon, and in the evening he was dead.
"It was too bad. He was a nice fellow. But I, who was I to mourn him? I paid sixteen dollars rent. So I put out a shingle the same day Boarders wanted. On the next day I got a new boarder. I was not particular then. Es pecially when I saw a nice clean young man, with teeth as white as grains of polished rice; and a voice he had like silk, like pure silk, so soft and nice. He did not bargain, he did not talk. Five dollars a m...onth, five dollars. I asked him what time he had to get up in the morning, because if he had to get up later than the other bedfellow, he should sleep near the wall, not to be disturbed, or if he had to get up earlier the other will sleep near the wall. He did not care. It was all fixed up and in the evening he brought his trunk. It was as heavy as stone full of books.
158 SOCIALISTS ! BEWARE OF MRS. ROSENBERG "After supper my other boarders used to sit at a game of cards. Not that they were gam blers, but what else should they have done?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They took him to the hospital at noon, and in the evening he was dead.
"It was too bad. He was a nice fellow. But I, who was I to mourn him? I paid sixteen dollars rent. So I put out a shingle the same day Boarders wanted. On the next day I got a new boarder. I was not particular then. Es pecially when I saw a nice clean young man, with teeth as white as grains of polished rice; and a voice he had like silk, like pure silk, so soft and nice. He did not bargain, he did not talk. Five dollars a m...onth, five dollars. I asked him what time he had to get up in the morning, because if he had to get up later than the other bedfellow, he should sleep near the wall, not to be disturbed, or if he had to get up earlier the other will sleep near the wall. He did not care. It was all fixed up and in the evening he brought his trunk. It was as heavy as stone full of books.
158 SOCIALISTS ! BEWARE OF MRS. ROSENBERG "After supper my other boarders used to sit at a game of cards. Not that they were gam blers, but what else should they have done?
What to read after Dust of New York?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Konrad Bercovici to read onlineMoreLess
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