Stories of the Colleges
Stories of the Colleges
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" " By the way, I'm to be the accompanist, you know, at the vaudeville show they're going to give for the Cherry Hill Mission next week at the Waldorf. Mamma objected at first; but it's only a drawing-room performance, and tickets are ten dollars each. And it's for the same old ' Sweet Charity. ' So she gave in at last. By the way, are you a member of the ' Strollers' ?
'3 193 A LIGHTNING CHANGE or don't your talents lie in the direction of vaudeville ?" Mae fancied a barely perceptible tremor,... as of contempt, ran through the man as he answered curtly, almost rudely : " No. I have no tricks. " " I'm sorry, " she answered. " It would have been rather jolly if you were in the troupe. Nowadays I spend most of my time practising on those silly songs. " Mae Ward was in the midst of this practising the following evening when Keith was an- nounced.
" Are the songs good for anything?" he asked idly, picking up one or two sheets.
" Most of it is the same eternal old bore, " she replied. " The so-called negro songs, such as no negro ever sang, and some tin-pan skirt- dance music.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " By the way, I'm to be the accompanist, you know, at the vaudeville show they're going to give for the Cherry Hill Mission next week at the Waldorf. Mamma objected at first; but it's only a drawing-room performance, and tickets are ten dollars each. And it's for the same old ' Sweet Charity. ' So she gave in at last. By the way, are you a member of the ' Strollers' ?
'3 193 A LIGHTNING CHANGE or don't your talents lie in the direction of vaudeville ?" Mae fancied a barely perceptible tremor,... as of contempt, ran through the man as he answered curtly, almost rudely : " No. I have no tricks. " " I'm sorry, " she answered. " It would have been rather jolly if you were in the troupe. Nowadays I spend most of my time practising on those silly songs. " Mae Ward was in the midst of this practising the following evening when Keith was an- nounced.
" Are the songs good for anything?" he asked idly, picking up one or two sheets.
" Most of it is the same eternal old bore, " she replied. " The so-called negro songs, such as no negro ever sang, and some tin-pan skirt- dance music.
What to read after Stories of the Colleges?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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