Tales of the Jazz Age
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THE YOUNG MAN: I don t boast of sizing you up. You re most mysterious, I ll admit.
JULIE: There s only two mysterious people in history.
THE YOUNG MAN: Who are they ?
JULIE: The Man with the Iron Mask and the fella who says "ug uh-glug uh-glug uh-glug" when the line is busy.
THE YOUNG MAN: You are mysterious. I love you. You re beautiful, intelligent, and virtuous, and that s the rarest known combination.
JULIE: You re a historian. Tell me if there are any bath-tubs in history. I think they ve ...been frightfully neglected.
THE YOUNG MAN: Bath-tubs! Let s see. Well, Aga memnon was stabbed in his bath-tub. And Charlotte Corday stabbed Marat in his bath-tub.
JULIE: (Sighing) Way back there! Nothing new be sides the sun, is there ? Why only yesterday I picked up a musical-comedy score that must have been at least twenty years old; and there on the cover it said "The Shimmies of Normandy, " but shimmie was spelt the old way, with a "C. " PORCELAIN AND PINK 137 THE YOUNG MAN: I loathe these modern dances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE YOUNG MAN: I don t boast of sizing you up. You re most mysterious, I ll admit.
JULIE: There s only two mysterious people in history.
THE YOUNG MAN: Who are they ?
JULIE: The Man with the Iron Mask and the fella who says "ug uh-glug uh-glug uh-glug" when the line is busy.
THE YOUNG MAN: You are mysterious. I love you. You re beautiful, intelligent, and virtuous, and that s the rarest known combination.
JULIE: You re a historian. Tell me if there are any bath-tubs in history. I think they ve ...been frightfully neglected.
THE YOUNG MAN: Bath-tubs! Let s see. Well, Aga memnon was stabbed in his bath-tub. And Charlotte Corday stabbed Marat in his bath-tub.
JULIE: (Sighing) Way back there! Nothing new be sides the sun, is there ? Why only yesterday I picked up a musical-comedy score that must have been at least twenty years old; and there on the cover it said "The Shimmies of Normandy, " but shimmie was spelt the old way, with a "C. " PORCELAIN AND PINK 137 THE YOUNG MAN: I loathe these modern dances.
What to read after Tales of the Jazz Age?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fitzgerald Francis Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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