Sketches From America
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Next morning, the Denver people crowded to the hotel to pay their respects to their visitors. We had hard work to drink and talk with them all; but their civility de- 312 SKETCHES FROM AMERICA.
served recognition. Of the many new acquaintances made, that morning, in the hall of the Planter's House, nearly all opened their conversation with some remarks to me about that most interesting book, which has made Denver famous in England. The following is a discussion about it, repeated as accurately ...as I can repeat it. There is certainly nothing introduced that was not said to me in Denver, but it may be that I am attributing to one speaker remarks which were made to me by others.
c Do you know Mr. Hepworth Dixon, sir, who has written a book about our town, that has astonished us here a good deal?' ' I know the book : what has astonished you so much in it?' 6 Well, sir, he says we shoot each other here in the houses every night, and then throw each other out of the windows ; and that if we a'n't shooting indoors, we are hang- ing each other on the cotton-tree by the creek.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Next morning, the Denver people crowded to the hotel to pay their respects to their visitors. We had hard work to drink and talk with them all; but their civility de- 312 SKETCHES FROM AMERICA.
served recognition. Of the many new acquaintances made, that morning, in the hall of the Planter's House, nearly all opened their conversation with some remarks to me about that most interesting book, which has made Denver famous in England. The following is a discussion about it, repeated as accurately ...as I can repeat it. There is certainly nothing introduced that was not said to me in Denver, but it may be that I am attributing to one speaker remarks which were made to me by others.
c Do you know Mr. Hepworth Dixon, sir, who has written a book about our town, that has astonished us here a good deal?' ' I know the book : what has astonished you so much in it?' 6 Well, sir, he says we shoot each other here in the houses every night, and then throw each other out of the windows ; and that if we a'n't shooting indoors, we are hang- ing each other on the cotton-tree by the creek.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John White to read onlineMoreLess
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