T De Witt Talmage 8 3
T De Witt Talmage 8 3
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I remember trying once to sit still at a concert of Gilmore's band, atManhattan Beach. After hearing one selection I found myself unable tolisten any farther--I could not sit quiet for longer. I rarely allowedmyself more than five minutes for shaving, no matter whether the razorwere sharp or blunt. They used to tell me that I wore a black bow tietill it was not fit to wear. On the trains I slept a great deal. Sleepis the great storage battery of life. Four days of the week I was on thetrain. I ...rose every morning at six. The first thing I did was to glanceover the morning newspaper, to catch in this whispering gallery of theworld the life of a new day. First the cable news, then the editorials, then the news about ourselves. I received the principal newspapers ofalmost every big city in the morning mail I enjoyed the caricatures ofmyself, they made me laugh. If a man poked fun at me with true wit I washis friend. They were clever fellows those newspaper humorists. Iconsider walking a very important exercise--not merely a stroll, but agood long walk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I remember trying once to sit still at a concert of Gilmore's band, atManhattan Beach. After hearing one selection I found myself unable tolisten any farther--I could not sit quiet for longer. I rarely allowedmyself more than five minutes for shaving, no matter whether the razorwere sharp or blunt. They used to tell me that I wore a black bow tietill it was not fit to wear. On the trains I slept a great deal. Sleepis the great storage battery of life. Four days of the week I was on thetrain. I ...rose every morning at six. The first thing I did was to glanceover the morning newspaper, to catch in this whispering gallery of theworld the life of a new day. First the cable news, then the editorials, then the news about ourselves. I received the principal newspapers ofalmost every big city in the morning mail I enjoyed the caricatures ofmyself, they made me laugh. If a man poked fun at me with true wit I washis friend. They were clever fellows those newspaper humorists. Iconsider walking a very important exercise--not merely a stroll, but agood long walk.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T De Witt Talmage And Mrs T De Witt Talmage to read onlineMoreLess
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