Moodys Lodging House And Other Tenement Sketches
Moodys Lodging House And Other Tenement Sketches
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Sat- urday night is a lively occasion in the bar-rooms, the favorite season for avenue as- semblies and for newsboys at the theatres. More people forsake the street in conse- quence, and from seven until eleven it is quieter there than on other nights, in spite of much passing in and out with pails of beer and Sunday provisions. After eleven o'clock the aspect of things changes. Intoxicated merry-makers straggle in. Jim O'Grady has an attack of vomiting on the sidewalk. Young Jerry Flanagan rat...tles the shutters and pounds the door of the bake-shop in vain. His mother will not let him in. She is giving him a much-needed lesson. Mrs. Mahoney and Jim White fall a fighting in the alleyway beyond the cobbler's shop and 130 MOODY'S LODGING HOUSI-: are separated as dogs have been ere now, by having the contents of a slop-pail poured over them. Old Dolan, cra/. Y drunk, emits a series of such unearthly yells that the people of Green and Cumston streets, who ordinarily pay no attention to drunken yell- ing, come in to investigate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sat- urday night is a lively occasion in the bar-rooms, the favorite season for avenue as- semblies and for newsboys at the theatres. More people forsake the street in conse- quence, and from seven until eleven it is quieter there than on other nights, in spite of much passing in and out with pails of beer and Sunday provisions. After eleven o'clock the aspect of things changes. Intoxicated merry-makers straggle in. Jim O'Grady has an attack of vomiting on the sidewalk. Young Jerry Flanagan rat...tles the shutters and pounds the door of the bake-shop in vain. His mother will not let him in. She is giving him a much-needed lesson. Mrs. Mahoney and Jim White fall a fighting in the alleyway beyond the cobbler's shop and 130 MOODY'S LODGING HOUSI-: are separated as dogs have been ere now, by having the contents of a slop-pail poured over them. Old Dolan, cra/. Y drunk, emits a series of such unearthly yells that the people of Green and Cumston streets, who ordinarily pay no attention to drunken yell- ing, come in to investigate.
What to read after Moodys Lodging House And Other Tenement Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alvan F Alvan Francis Sanborn to read onlineMoreLess
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