How to Tell a Story And Other Essays
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Twichell came theresome years ago and talked to us on a Hundredth Night. I am a lieutenantin the regular army now, and my name is H. I am in Europe, all alone, for a modest little tour; my regiment is in Arizona. " We became friendly and sociable, and in the course of the talk he toldme of an adventure which had befallen him--about to this effect: "I was at Bellagio, stopping at the big hotel there, and ten days ago Ilost my letter of credit. I did not know what in the world to do. I wasa stran...ger; I knew no one in Europe; I hadn't a penny in my pocket; Icouldn't even send a telegram to London to get my lost letter replaced;my hotel bill was a week old, and the presentation of it imminent--soimminent that it could happen at any moment now. I was so frightenedthat my wits seemed to leave me. I tramped and tramped, back and forth, like a crazy person. If anybody approached me I hurried away, for nomatter what a person looked like, I took him for the head waiter withthe bill.
"I was at last in such a desperate state that I was ready to do any wildthing that promised even the shadow of help, and so this is the insanething that I did.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Twichell came theresome years ago and talked to us on a Hundredth Night. I am a lieutenantin the regular army now, and my name is H. I am in Europe, all alone, for a modest little tour; my regiment is in Arizona. " We became friendly and sociable, and in the course of the talk he toldme of an adventure which had befallen him--about to this effect: "I was at Bellagio, stopping at the big hotel there, and ten days ago Ilost my letter of credit. I did not know what in the world to do. I wasa stran...ger; I knew no one in Europe; I hadn't a penny in my pocket; Icouldn't even send a telegram to London to get my lost letter replaced;my hotel bill was a week old, and the presentation of it imminent--soimminent that it could happen at any moment now. I was so frightenedthat my wits seemed to leave me. I tramped and tramped, back and forth, like a crazy person. If anybody approached me I hurried away, for nomatter what a person looked like, I took him for the head waiter withthe bill.
"I was at last in such a desperate state that I was ready to do any wildthing that promised even the shadow of help, and so this is the insanething that I did.
What to read after How to Tell a Story And Other Essays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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