The Daughter of the Storage, And Other Things in Prose And Verse
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The turmoil tmderfoot and ovei'head.
Certainly make you wish that you were dead.
At first; and all the mean vulgarity Of city life, the filth and misery You see around you, make you want to put Back to the country anywhere, hot-foot.
Yet — there are compensations.
Morrison. Such as?
Wetherbee. Why, There is the club.
Morrison. The club I can't deny.
Many o' the fellows back there?
Wetherbee. Nearly all.
Over the twilight cocktails there are tall Stories and talk. But you would hardly care; You ...have the natives to talk with down 'there, And always find them meaty.
Morrison. Well, so-so.
Their words outlast their ideas at times, you know, 24S CITY AND COUNTRY IN THE FALL And they have staying powers. The theaters All open now?
Wetherbee. Yes, all. And it occurs To me: there's one among the things that you Would have enjoyed; an opera with the new — Or at least the last — music by Sullivan, And words, though not Gilbertian, that ran Trippingly with it. Oh, I tell you what, I'd rather that you had been there than not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The turmoil tmderfoot and ovei'head.
Certainly make you wish that you were dead.
At first; and all the mean vulgarity Of city life, the filth and misery You see around you, make you want to put Back to the country anywhere, hot-foot.
Yet — there are compensations.
Morrison. Such as?
Wetherbee. Why, There is the club.
Morrison. The club I can't deny.
Many o' the fellows back there?
Wetherbee. Nearly all.
Over the twilight cocktails there are tall Stories and talk. But you would hardly care; You ...have the natives to talk with down 'there, And always find them meaty.
Morrison. Well, so-so.
Their words outlast their ideas at times, you know, 24S CITY AND COUNTRY IN THE FALL And they have staying powers. The theaters All open now?
Wetherbee. Yes, all. And it occurs To me: there's one among the things that you Would have enjoyed; an opera with the new — Or at least the last — music by Sullivan, And words, though not Gilbertian, that ran Trippingly with it. Oh, I tell you what, I'd rather that you had been there than not.
What to read after The Daughter of the Storage, And Other Things in Prose And Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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