The Bodley Grandchildren And Their Journey in Holland
The Bodley Grandchildren And Their Journey in Holland
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Why, Uncle Nathan, the last time I was at a circus, the elephant looked at rae very hard." AMblLKDAM.
OLD AMSTERDAM. 75 Dutch to understand that. This is a country where they make everybody work, — dogs and all." " Well, we have those in New York," said Mrs. Bodley. " But I don't believe they have come down to us from our Dutch an- cestors." " No. I think the unaided New York imagination could devise as much ; but they do seem to get more work out of dogs here than we do." Their walk led them b...ack toward the Old Bible ; but, as they came again to the Dam, they saw a party of gentlemen going into the Palace, and suddenly determined to take this opportunity to go in also. The little company thus formed was at once taken in hand by a guide in gold lace, a dignified, erect fellow, who adapted him- self to the party he was conducting ; and, as most of them were English-speaking, spoke in English, occasionally throwing in a Dutch translation for the benefit of the one or two Dutch mem- bers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why, Uncle Nathan, the last time I was at a circus, the elephant looked at rae very hard." AMblLKDAM.
OLD AMSTERDAM. 75 Dutch to understand that. This is a country where they make everybody work, — dogs and all." " Well, we have those in New York," said Mrs. Bodley. " But I don't believe they have come down to us from our Dutch an- cestors." " No. I think the unaided New York imagination could devise as much ; but they do seem to get more work out of dogs here than we do." Their walk led them b...ack toward the Old Bible ; but, as they came again to the Dam, they saw a party of gentlemen going into the Palace, and suddenly determined to take this opportunity to go in also. The little company thus formed was at once taken in hand by a guide in gold lace, a dignified, erect fellow, who adapted him- self to the party he was conducting ; and, as most of them were English-speaking, spoke in English, occasionally throwing in a Dutch translation for the benefit of the one or two Dutch mem- bers.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scudder Horace Elisha to read onlineMoreLess
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