My Life
My Life
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Some of us ob- jected to this blatant labelling of our cars, but Mr. Grau was adamant.
"It's an excellent advertisement!" was his an- swer to our mild protests. There was nothing for us to do but to accept the situation as gracefully as possible.
We were a source of infinite amusement and en- tertainment to the inhabitants of the regions through which we passed. The people of the little 113 MY LIFE villages on our route would wait at the stations for hours, just to see our train go by. They wou...ld crowd around the cars when the train stopped, and gape at us through the windows as though we were a collection of strange animals.
"There's Melba!" some one would shout.
"Look at de Reszkel" "That tall one is Plan9on!" "Come here, quick!" some one else would call.
"It's Calve at this end!" It was a ludicrous performance!
One day, when we were crossing Texas, we stopped at a small town, since grown into the impor- tant city of Houston. A crowd of cowboys had collected from all parts of the state, and were at the station when we arrived.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some of us ob- jected to this blatant labelling of our cars, but Mr. Grau was adamant.
"It's an excellent advertisement!" was his an- swer to our mild protests. There was nothing for us to do but to accept the situation as gracefully as possible.
We were a source of infinite amusement and en- tertainment to the inhabitants of the regions through which we passed. The people of the little 113 MY LIFE villages on our route would wait at the stations for hours, just to see our train go by. They wou...ld crowd around the cars when the train stopped, and gape at us through the windows as though we were a collection of strange animals.
"There's Melba!" some one would shout.
"Look at de Reszkel" "That tall one is Plan9on!" "Come here, quick!" some one else would call.
"It's Calve at this end!" It was a ludicrous performance!
One day, when we were crossing Texas, we stopped at a small town, since grown into the impor- tant city of Houston. A crowd of cowboys had collected from all parts of the state, and were at the station when we arrived.
What to read after My Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma Calv to read onlineMoreLess
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