The Fair Rewards
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Called her some crazy French name. My lord, haven t things changed on the stage since we were kids! I remember when Ruth Saint Denis was doing her Hindoo dances first and people were kind of shocked. I dropped in one afternoon and the place was packed full of women. Heard this drawly kind of voice behind me and looked round. It was Mark Twain and Mr. Howells. Ruth did a dance without much on and the women all gab bled like fury. But they all applauded a lot. Mr. Howells was sort of bored. He sa...id, What are they making that fuss for, Sam? Oh, old Clemens said, they re hoping the next dance ll be dirtier so they can feel like Christians. My -185- THE FAIR REWARDS God, he was a wonder to look at! Ever think how much good looks do help a man along?" "I can t think unless you fan me, Mark. My brain s boiling. How many more miles to a bath?" "Twenty. " "I ve always been fond of you, " said Olive, "but I never realized what a brave man you were ! You work in this furnace? Fan me!" The cottage stood on a slope of presentable lawn that ended in a pebbly shore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Called her some crazy French name. My lord, haven t things changed on the stage since we were kids! I remember when Ruth Saint Denis was doing her Hindoo dances first and people were kind of shocked. I dropped in one afternoon and the place was packed full of women. Heard this drawly kind of voice behind me and looked round. It was Mark Twain and Mr. Howells. Ruth did a dance without much on and the women all gab bled like fury. But they all applauded a lot. Mr. Howells was sort of bored. He sa...id, What are they making that fuss for, Sam? Oh, old Clemens said, they re hoping the next dance ll be dirtier so they can feel like Christians. My -185- THE FAIR REWARDS God, he was a wonder to look at! Ever think how much good looks do help a man along?" "I can t think unless you fan me, Mark. My brain s boiling. How many more miles to a bath?" "Twenty. " "I ve always been fond of you, " said Olive, "but I never realized what a brave man you were ! You work in this furnace? Fan me!" The cottage stood on a slope of presentable lawn that ended in a pebbly shore.
What to read after The Fair Rewards?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Beer to read onlineMoreLess
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