Scribners Magazine volume 1
Scribners Magazine volume 1
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Jacob Dolph fancied even that Eustace did not care to be reminded of the city's day of small things. Perhaps he had something of the feeling of the successful struggler who tries to forget the shabbiness of the past. If this were the case his pride must have been chafed, for his father was eloquent in displaying the powers of an uncommonly fine memory ; and he had to hear all about the slips, and the Fly Market, and the gradual extension of the water-front, and the piles on which the old Tontin...e was built, and the cucumber-wood pipes of the old water- company, still lying under their feet. Once, at least, he showed a genuine en- joyment of his father's discourse, and that was when it ran on the great retinue of servants in which Jacob Dolph the elder had indulged himself. I think he was actually pleased when he heard that his grandfather had at one time kept slaves.
Wandering in this way, to the run- ning accompaniment of Mr. Dolph's lecture, they came to Water Street, and here, as though he were reminded of the object of their trip, the father summed up his reminiscences in shape for a neat moral.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jacob Dolph fancied even that Eustace did not care to be reminded of the city's day of small things. Perhaps he had something of the feeling of the successful struggler who tries to forget the shabbiness of the past. If this were the case his pride must have been chafed, for his father was eloquent in displaying the powers of an uncommonly fine memory ; and he had to hear all about the slips, and the Fly Market, and the gradual extension of the water-front, and the piles on which the old Tontin...e was built, and the cucumber-wood pipes of the old water- company, still lying under their feet. Once, at least, he showed a genuine en- joyment of his father's discourse, and that was when it ran on the great retinue of servants in which Jacob Dolph the elder had indulged himself. I think he was actually pleased when he heard that his grandfather had at one time kept slaves.
Wandering in this way, to the run- ning accompaniment of Mr. Dolph's lecture, they came to Water Street, and here, as though he were reminded of the object of their trip, the father summed up his reminiscences in shape for a neat moral.
What to read after Scribners Magazine volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward L Edward Livermore Burlingame to read onlineMoreLess
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