The Definite Object
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Hello, Central, give me Thirty-three Wall, please. " Telephone. "Ting-a-ling--buzz!" Ravenslee. "Damn this 'phone--what? No, I said Double-threeWall. " Telephone. "Buzz! Ting! Zut!" Ravenslee. "Sounded different, did it? Well, I want--" Telephone. "Buzz! Zut! Ting!" Ravenslee. "Thanks. Hello, that Thirty-three Wall? Dana andAnderson's Office? Good! I want to speak with Mr. Anderson--say Mr. Ravenslee. " Telephone. "Zing!" Ravenslee. "Thanks. That you, Anderson?" Telephone. "Pang!" Ravenslee. "...Thanks--very well! What the devil's wrong with thisinstrument of torment--can you hear me?" Telephone. "Crack!" Ravenslee. "Good! Yes--that's better! Now listen; I want you todo some business for me. No, I'm buying, not selling. I'm going intoreal estate. What, a bad speculation? Well, anyway, I'm buying tenementproperty in Tenth Avenue, known as Mulligan's, I believe. Oh, you'veheard of it, eh? Not in the market? Not for sale? Well, I'll buy it. Oh, yes, you can--what d' you suppose is his figure?
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