Old Creole Days
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There was an unsuccessful effort or two, and then he whispered, smiling with sweet sadness, « We did n't trade." The truth, in this case, was a secondary matter to Charlie ; the main point was to give a pleasing answer. So he nodded his head decidedly, as who should say, "Oh yes, we did, it was a bona-fide swap ! " but when he saw the smile vanish, he tried the other expedient and shook his head with still more vigor, to signify that they had not so much as approached a bargain ; and the smile ...returned.
Charlie wanted to see the vine recognized. He stepped backward to the window with a broad smile, shook the foliage, nodded and looked smart.
" I know," said the Colonel, with beaming eyes, " — many weeks." The next day — "Chad — " The best ear went down.
" Send for a priest." The priest came, and was alone with him a whole afternoon. When he left, the patient was S 66 Old Creole Days very haggard and exhausted, but smiled and would not suffer the crucifix to be removed from his breast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was an unsuccessful effort or two, and then he whispered, smiling with sweet sadness, « We did n't trade." The truth, in this case, was a secondary matter to Charlie ; the main point was to give a pleasing answer. So he nodded his head decidedly, as who should say, "Oh yes, we did, it was a bona-fide swap ! " but when he saw the smile vanish, he tried the other expedient and shook his head with still more vigor, to signify that they had not so much as approached a bargain ; and the smile ...returned.
Charlie wanted to see the vine recognized. He stepped backward to the window with a broad smile, shook the foliage, nodded and looked smart.
" I know," said the Colonel, with beaming eyes, " — many weeks." The next day — "Chad — " The best ear went down.
" Send for a priest." The priest came, and was alone with him a whole afternoon. When he left, the patient was S 66 Old Creole Days very haggard and exhausted, but smiled and would not suffer the crucifix to be removed from his breast.
What to read after Old Creole Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cable, George Washington, 1844-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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