Reminiscences of a
Reminiscences of a
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Thus I left a genuine Yankee, whose striking resemblance to the portraits of Abraham Lincoln had first drawn my attention, and who had proved himself a man and a gentleman.
Let me hasten to add that I repaid him promptly ; but of that more hereafter.
When I went down the steps my companion said : " You must be a queer b . " 174 QUEER BED-FELLOWS 11 How so ?" " Why, you, a tramp, to know people living in this place, and to get that money for just asking. " I don't know what I said in reply ; but... I sought out a lodging-house. We both had something to eat. I gave my companion something, I don't know how much it was, but it couldn't be much. He seemed disinclined to leave, "and wanted more.
But I pointed out to him that I, a perfect stranger, had only asked to be directed to East Broadway ; that he had not taken me there in time, although we had hours before us; that he, an Old Countryman, knew the fare to England as well as I did ; and that I had to live in expensive New York till a boat sailed to suit me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus I left a genuine Yankee, whose striking resemblance to the portraits of Abraham Lincoln had first drawn my attention, and who had proved himself a man and a gentleman.
Let me hasten to add that I repaid him promptly ; but of that more hereafter.
When I went down the steps my companion said : " You must be a queer b . " 174 QUEER BED-FELLOWS 11 How so ?" " Why, you, a tramp, to know people living in this place, and to get that money for just asking. " I don't know what I said in reply ; but... I sought out a lodging-house. We both had something to eat. I gave my companion something, I don't know how much it was, but it couldn't be much. He seemed disinclined to leave, "and wanted more.
But I pointed out to him that I, a perfect stranger, had only asked to be directed to East Broadway ; that he had not taken me there in time, although we had hours before us; that he, an Old Countryman, knew the fare to England as well as I did ; and that I had to live in expensive New York till a boat sailed to suit me.
What to read after Reminiscences of a?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Alexander Ramsay to read onlineMoreLess
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