From Seven to Seventy Memories of a Painter And a Yankee
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Just then he saw me, stopped yelling, dropped his ax, and, to the aston- ishment of all, fell on my neck. All Chinamen looked alike to me, but there could be no doubt about it it was my friend of the emigrant train. Of course I appealed to the police and the toughs were dispersed; but I had an awful time explaining to this frightened Oriental that I was not his savior.
Chapter V: Adventures in jEstheticism Paris and Student Days MY first trip to Europe cost me forty dollars and my faith in huma...n nature. The former was the price of an emigrant ticket on the boat and my food from London to Paris; the latter was caused by my lending a fellow passenger a Frenchman my best overcoat and never seeing it again. As he taught me a great deal of French, however, I may have been repaid.
There was never an idle moment in the steerage. Every noon we were all hustled up onto the deck even to a man with a broken back and our bunks washed out with chloride of lime. This was before the days of wholesale fumigation, and the company was taking no chances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just then he saw me, stopped yelling, dropped his ax, and, to the aston- ishment of all, fell on my neck. All Chinamen looked alike to me, but there could be no doubt about it it was my friend of the emigrant train. Of course I appealed to the police and the toughs were dispersed; but I had an awful time explaining to this frightened Oriental that I was not his savior.
Chapter V: Adventures in jEstheticism Paris and Student Days MY first trip to Europe cost me forty dollars and my faith in huma...n nature. The former was the price of an emigrant ticket on the boat and my food from London to Paris; the latter was caused by my lending a fellow passenger a Frenchman my best overcoat and never seeing it again. As he taught me a great deal of French, however, I may have been repaid.
There was never an idle moment in the steerage. Every noon we were all hustled up onto the deck even to a man with a broken back and our bunks washed out with chloride of lime. This was before the days of wholesale fumigation, and the company was taking no chances.
What to read after From Seven to Seventy Memories of a Painter And a Yankee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Simmons to read onlineMoreLess
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