Sketches New And Old, Part 5.
Sketches New And Old, Part 5.
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But I haveprepared the beautiful suite of rooms below for you--this wretched den isbut ill suited to--" "Come in!" "I have called to say that your credit at our bank, some time sinceunfortunately interrupted, is entirely and most satisfactorily restored, and we shall be most happy if you will draw upon us for any--" "COME IN!" "My noble boy, she is yours! She'll be here in a moment! Take her--marry her--love her--be happy!--God bless you both! Hip, hip, hur--" "COME IN!!!!!" "Oh, George, my own... darling, we are saved!" "Oh, Mary, my own darling, we are saved--but I'll swear I don't know whynor how!" CHAPTER V [Scene-A Roman Cafe. ] One of a group of American gentlemen reads and translates from the weeklyedition of 'Il Slangwhanger di Roma' as follows: WONDERFUL DISCOVERY--Some six months ago Signor John Smitthe, an Americangentleman now some years a resident of Rome, purchased for a trifle asmall piece of ground in the Campagna, just beyond the tomb of the Scipiofamily, from the owner, a bankrupt relative of the Princess Borghese.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I haveprepared the beautiful suite of rooms below for you--this wretched den isbut ill suited to--" "Come in!" "I have called to say that your credit at our bank, some time sinceunfortunately interrupted, is entirely and most satisfactorily restored, and we shall be most happy if you will draw upon us for any--" "COME IN!" "My noble boy, she is yours! She'll be here in a moment! Take her--marry her--love her--be happy!--God bless you both! Hip, hip, hur--" "COME IN!!!!!" "Oh, George, my own... darling, we are saved!" "Oh, Mary, my own darling, we are saved--but I'll swear I don't know whynor how!" CHAPTER V [Scene-A Roman Cafe. ] One of a group of American gentlemen reads and translates from the weeklyedition of 'Il Slangwhanger di Roma' as follows: WONDERFUL DISCOVERY--Some six months ago Signor John Smitthe, an Americangentleman now some years a resident of Rome, purchased for a trifle asmall piece of ground in the Campagna, just beyond the tomb of the Scipiofamily, from the owner, a bankrupt relative of the Princess Borghese.
What to read after Sketches New And Old, Part 5.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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