My Life: Or the Adventures of Geo. Thompson
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She had the most musical laugh in the world, andthe most beautiful one to _look at_, for it displayed her fine, pearlyteeth to the most charming advantage.
We reached the pawnbroker's and I went boldly in while Mrs. Raymondwaited for me outside the door, for I did not wish her to be exposed tothe mortification of being stared at by those who might be in the shop.
The pawnbroker was a gentleman of Jewish persuasion, and possessed anose like the beak of an eagle. He took the instrument and examin...ed itcarefully, "Vat is dish?" said he, "a harp? Oh, dat is no use. We have tousandssuch tings offered every day. Dere is no shecurity in mushicalinstruments. Vat do you want for it?" "Ten dollars, " I replied, in a tone of decision.
"Can't give it, " said the Israelite--"it ish too moosh. Give you eight. " "No, " said I, taking up the harp and preparing to depart.
"Here, den, " said _my uncle_, "I will give you ten, but only shust to_oblishe_ you--mind dat. " I duly thanked him for his willingness to _oblige_ me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had the most musical laugh in the world, andthe most beautiful one to _look at_, for it displayed her fine, pearlyteeth to the most charming advantage.
We reached the pawnbroker's and I went boldly in while Mrs. Raymondwaited for me outside the door, for I did not wish her to be exposed tothe mortification of being stared at by those who might be in the shop.
The pawnbroker was a gentleman of Jewish persuasion, and possessed anose like the beak of an eagle. He took the instrument and examin...ed itcarefully, "Vat is dish?" said he, "a harp? Oh, dat is no use. We have tousandssuch tings offered every day. Dere is no shecurity in mushicalinstruments. Vat do you want for it?" "Ten dollars, " I replied, in a tone of decision.
"Can't give it, " said the Israelite--"it ish too moosh. Give you eight. " "No, " said I, taking up the harp and preparing to depart.
"Here, den, " said _my uncle_, "I will give you ten, but only shust to_oblishe_ you--mind dat. " I duly thanked him for his willingness to _oblige_ me.
What to read after My Life: Or the Adventures of Geo. Thompson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson, George, 1839-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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