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Ford in his humorous sketch ^^ Bohemia Invaded" imder the name of the Garibaldi. The Garibaldi was a basement restaurant, and the yard in the rear beyond the window, guarded by thick iron bars, was littered with old casks. Here Tommy Steele and Charlie Play and Kitty Bainbridge of the Merry Idlers and all the gay Bohemians held high carnival until young Etchley, the artistic person, made his appearance and precipitated the onslaught of the Philistines. The grated window in the 109 Digitized by ...VjOOQ IC NEW YORK IN FICTION rear, through which Charlie Play passed in his caustic comments on the restau- rant's commercial habitues^ is still to be THE garibaldi's BARRED WINDOW. — JAMES L. FORD'S "BOHEMIA INVADED." seen. What was then the dining-room has since been partitioned into a number of little living rooms.
110 Digitized by VjOOQ IC NEW YORK IN FICTION M3U0n3a3JJIVAJA TJUADIR .L H33a n^OAJ E3iaMARa.23MIW3MR .2HU3UQIJ mk With the above strange and pleasant conceit , Mr. Bunner introduced the read- ers of The Midge to the Brasserie Pigault, that quaint and mysterious haunt of Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ford in his humorous sketch ^^ Bohemia Invaded" imder the name of the Garibaldi. The Garibaldi was a basement restaurant, and the yard in the rear beyond the window, guarded by thick iron bars, was littered with old casks. Here Tommy Steele and Charlie Play and Kitty Bainbridge of the Merry Idlers and all the gay Bohemians held high carnival until young Etchley, the artistic person, made his appearance and precipitated the onslaught of the Philistines. The grated window in the 109 Digitized by ...VjOOQ IC NEW YORK IN FICTION rear, through which Charlie Play passed in his caustic comments on the restau- rant's commercial habitues^ is still to be THE garibaldi's BARRED WINDOW. — JAMES L. FORD'S "BOHEMIA INVADED." seen. What was then the dining-room has since been partitioned into a number of little living rooms.
110 Digitized by VjOOQ IC NEW YORK IN FICTION M3U0n3a3JJIVAJA TJUADIR .L H33a n^OAJ E3iaMARa.23MIW3MR .2HU3UQIJ mk With the above strange and pleasant conceit , Mr. Bunner introduced the read- ers of The Midge to the Brasserie Pigault, that quaint and mysterious haunt of Dr.
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