Random Thoughts
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Now I go to Rogers Peet and buy them by the half-dozen, and they suit me very well. The men who generally persuaded me that to accede to their financial demands would be of the greatest benefit to me wore good clothes, and the colonel wore good clothes. I knew this new acquaintance would cost me something, and so busy was I devising ways of throwing him off, of thinking how much he would demand and how far I could beat him down, when the inevitable blow should come, that it was hard to follow h...is trend of thought. He was from the West had been stopping at the Astor. Oh, thought I, the Astor bill to pay. He hoped to get away from New York in a day or two. I 90 THE COLONEL wondered what the fare was to his home out West, but he could not think of leaving with- out visiting me in my studio. Now I must not deny him; might he call to-morrow? He knew it was Sunday, but possibly I should not mind, and we could have a nice quiet talk to- gether. Of course I said I should be de- lighted. Of course I lied, but then, you know, I never could say "No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now I go to Rogers Peet and buy them by the half-dozen, and they suit me very well. The men who generally persuaded me that to accede to their financial demands would be of the greatest benefit to me wore good clothes, and the colonel wore good clothes. I knew this new acquaintance would cost me something, and so busy was I devising ways of throwing him off, of thinking how much he would demand and how far I could beat him down, when the inevitable blow should come, that it was hard to follow h...is trend of thought. He was from the West had been stopping at the Astor. Oh, thought I, the Astor bill to pay. He hoped to get away from New York in a day or two. I 90 THE COLONEL wondered what the fare was to his home out West, but he could not think of leaving with- out visiting me in my studio. Now I must not deny him; might he call to-morrow? He knew it was Sunday, but possibly I should not mind, and we could have a nice quiet talk to- gether. Of course I said I should be de- lighted. Of course I lied, but then, you know, I never could say "No.
What to read after Random Thoughts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Inness to read onlineMoreLess
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