Puddleford And Its People
Puddleford And Its People
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Termed them, gathered every night at the Eagle, where they played cards, checkers, back-gammon, made bets, discussed the affairs of the nation and the private affairs of their neighbors, drank a little whiskey, and went home at eleven or twelve o clock deeply impressed with their own importance. Bulliphant s bar-room was their centre of gravity, and it was a matter of deep concern, if any member of the club was not found in his accustomed place. Longbow, Turtle and Bates had actually unseated s...everal pairs of pantaloons on the land lord s chairs, which proved clearly enough that they were faithful members.
Important business was transacted by this club. It made all the justices of the peace, constables, school inspectors, &c. , &c. , and was a controlling clique, in all political matters, within the township.
The reader discerns that Puddleford, in most respects, was like other places. It had its divisions in society, its im portance, its pomp and show, and relatively speaking, its aristocracy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Termed them, gathered every night at the Eagle, where they played cards, checkers, back-gammon, made bets, discussed the affairs of the nation and the private affairs of their neighbors, drank a little whiskey, and went home at eleven or twelve o clock deeply impressed with their own importance. Bulliphant s bar-room was their centre of gravity, and it was a matter of deep concern, if any member of the club was not found in his accustomed place. Longbow, Turtle and Bates had actually unseated s...everal pairs of pantaloons on the land lord s chairs, which proved clearly enough that they were faithful members.
Important business was transacted by this club. It made all the justices of the peace, constables, school inspectors, &c. , &c. , and was a controlling clique, in all political matters, within the township.
The reader discerns that Puddleford, in most respects, was like other places. It had its divisions in society, its im portance, its pomp and show, and relatively speaking, its aristocracy.
What to read after Puddleford And Its People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Hiram Riley to read onlineMoreLess
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