Stories of a Western Town
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"I presume it is the Alexandria excursion that the Beatouns were talkingabout yesterday, " she said, languidly. "He wants to show that youngIrishman that we have a mild flavor of antiquity, ourselves. We are tosee Alexandria and have a real old Virginian dinner, including oneof the famous Beatoun hams and some of the '69 Chateau Yquem and thesacred '47 port. I suppose he will have the four-in-hand buckboard. 'A small party '--that will mean the Honorable Basil Sackville, Mrs. Beatoun, Lilly Den...ning, probably one of the Cabinet girls, ColonelTurner, and that young Russian Beatoun is so fond of, TommyFitzmaurice------" "Why do you always call Mr. Fitzmaurice Tommy?"--this interruption comeswith a slight rise of color from young Margaret.
"Everybody calls him Tommy in his own town; a politician as popular ashe with the boys is naturally Tommy or Jerry or Billy. They slap him onthe back or sit with an arm around his neck and concoct the ways to ruleus. " "I don't think anyone slaps Mr. Fitzmaurice on the back and calls himTommy, NOW, " says Margaret, with a little access of dignity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I presume it is the Alexandria excursion that the Beatouns were talkingabout yesterday, " she said, languidly. "He wants to show that youngIrishman that we have a mild flavor of antiquity, ourselves. We are tosee Alexandria and have a real old Virginian dinner, including oneof the famous Beatoun hams and some of the '69 Chateau Yquem and thesacred '47 port. I suppose he will have the four-in-hand buckboard. 'A small party '--that will mean the Honorable Basil Sackville, Mrs. Beatoun, Lilly Den...ning, probably one of the Cabinet girls, ColonelTurner, and that young Russian Beatoun is so fond of, TommyFitzmaurice------" "Why do you always call Mr. Fitzmaurice Tommy?"--this interruption comeswith a slight rise of color from young Margaret.
"Everybody calls him Tommy in his own town; a politician as popular ashe with the boys is naturally Tommy or Jerry or Billy. They slap him onthe back or sit with an arm around his neck and concoct the ways to ruleus. " "I don't think anyone slaps Mr. Fitzmaurice on the back and calls himTommy, NOW, " says Margaret, with a little access of dignity.
What to read after Stories of a Western Town?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thanet Octave to read onlineMoreLess
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