Familiar Dialogues And Popular Discussions for Exhibition in Schools And Academies of Either Sex
Familiar Dialogues And Popular Discussions for Exhibition in Schools And Academies of Either Sex
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" Mem. Yanl^ees the most inquisi- tive people in the world — imper^ent, and unwilling to conmiunicate information to travellers." [Aloud,] Well, sir, if you have accommodations fit for a gentleman, I will put up with you.
Landlord. They have always suited gentlemen, but I can't say how yo2?ll like 'em.
Traveller. There is a tolerable prospect from this window. What hill is that, yonder ?
Landlord. Bunker Hill, sir.
17 d by Google 194 FAMIUAR DIALOGUES.
Traveller. Pretty hill ! If I had vtty ins...truments here, I should Uke to take it. « Landlord. You had better not try. It required three thousand instruments to take it in '75.- TraveTUr. ^^ Mem. A common Yankee hill can not be drawn without three thousand tnst|imients." [Aloud.^ Faith ! Landlord, your Yankee draughtsmen must be great bunglers. But come, sir, give me breakfast, for I must be going; there is nothing else in this vicinity worthy the notice of a traveller.
THE AMERICAN ANTIQUARY.
Ruse. I AM almost afraid to try, but I must do something, or starve.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mem. Yanl^ees the most inquisi- tive people in the world — imper^ent, and unwilling to conmiunicate information to travellers." [Aloud,] Well, sir, if you have accommodations fit for a gentleman, I will put up with you.
Landlord. They have always suited gentlemen, but I can't say how yo2?ll like 'em.
Traveller. There is a tolerable prospect from this window. What hill is that, yonder ?
Landlord. Bunker Hill, sir.
17 d by Google 194 FAMIUAR DIALOGUES.
Traveller. Pretty hill ! If I had vtty ins...truments here, I should Uke to take it. « Landlord. You had better not try. It required three thousand instruments to take it in '75.- TraveTUr. ^^ Mem. A common Yankee hill can not be drawn without three thousand tnst|imients." [Aloud.^ Faith ! Landlord, your Yankee draughtsmen must be great bunglers. But come, sir, give me breakfast, for I must be going; there is nothing else in this vicinity worthy the notice of a traveller.
THE AMERICAN ANTIQUARY.
Ruse. I AM almost afraid to try, but I must do something, or starve.
What to read after Familiar Dialogues And Popular Discussions for Exhibition in Schools And Academies of Either Sex?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Bentley Fowle to read onlineMoreLess
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