The Adventures of a Bear
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] Among the tastes prevailing to an immense extent in the community ofCaneville, a great love for those dainties which we call oysters hadalways been remarkable. It occurred to Bruin, as he had now sometrifling capital, that he would invest a portion in such articles asmade up the fixtures and stock-in-trade of an oyster-merchant: theformer expression is, however, a misnomer, for the stall and tubsincluded under the term fixtures would be more properly described asmoveables. This was soon effec...ted; and Bruin having chosen asemi-respectable thoroughfare, where he would have a chance of acustomer or two from the upper, and would not be too far removed fromthe lower class of Caneville society, he planted his stall, arranged histubs, spruced up his own person with the addition of a most formidablecollar and a most doubtfully clean apron, and vociferated his "Penny alot, pups! penny a lot!" in a way which greatly edified the bystanders. The bystanders were, however, soon induced to become purchasers, forvery few of them could resist oysters, if they had the wherewithal topurchase them; and Bruin's natives were so fine and fresh, and he had soclever a knack of opening them, that it was really worth the money tosee him do that, and many actually went there for the purpose: so thatit really seemed he had at last hit upon a business for which he wasentirely suited, which met also the public views, and that a short timewould enable him, with prudence, to save provision for his old age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] Among the tastes prevailing to an immense extent in the community ofCaneville, a great love for those dainties which we call oysters hadalways been remarkable. It occurred to Bruin, as he had now sometrifling capital, that he would invest a portion in such articles asmade up the fixtures and stock-in-trade of an oyster-merchant: theformer expression is, however, a misnomer, for the stall and tubsincluded under the term fixtures would be more properly described asmoveables. This was soon effec...ted; and Bruin having chosen asemi-respectable thoroughfare, where he would have a chance of acustomer or two from the upper, and would not be too far removed fromthe lower class of Caneville society, he planted his stall, arranged histubs, spruced up his own person with the addition of a most formidablecollar and a most doubtfully clean apron, and vociferated his "Penny alot, pups! penny a lot!" in a way which greatly edified the bystanders. The bystanders were, however, soon induced to become purchasers, forvery few of them could resist oysters, if they had the wherewithal topurchase them; and Bruin's natives were so fine and fresh, and he had soclever a knack of opening them, that it was really worth the money tosee him do that, and many actually went there for the purpose: so thatit really seemed he had at last hit upon a business for which he wasentirely suited, which met also the public views, and that a short timewould enable him, with prudence, to save provision for his old age.
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