The House of Torchy
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"You are to ditch that flossyfloor-walker outfit of yours from this on. " "You mean, " says Rupert, "that I am not to wear these clothes?" "Just that, " says I. "When you get to givin' mornin' readin's at thePlaza for the benefit of the Red Cross, you can dig 'em out again; butfor the Purple Pup you got to be costumed different. Who ever heard of agoulash poet in a braid-bound cutaway and spats? Say, it's a wonder theylet you live south of the Arch. " "But--but what ought I to wear?" asks Ruper...t.
"Foolish question!" says I. "Who are you, anyway? Answer: the SailorPoet. There you are! Sea captain's togs for you--double-breasted bluecoat, baggy-kneed blue trousers, and a yachtin' cap. " "Very well, " says Rupert. "But about my being asked to read. Justhow----" "Leave it to me, Rupert, " says I. "Leave everything to me. " Which was a lot simpler than tellin' him I didn't know.
You should have seen Vee's face when I tells her about Rupert's newline.
"Captain Killam a poet!" says she. "Oh, really now, Torchy!" "Uh-huh!" says I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You are to ditch that flossyfloor-walker outfit of yours from this on. " "You mean, " says Rupert, "that I am not to wear these clothes?" "Just that, " says I. "When you get to givin' mornin' readin's at thePlaza for the benefit of the Red Cross, you can dig 'em out again; butfor the Purple Pup you got to be costumed different. Who ever heard of agoulash poet in a braid-bound cutaway and spats? Say, it's a wonder theylet you live south of the Arch. " "But--but what ought I to wear?" asks Ruper...t.
"Foolish question!" says I. "Who are you, anyway? Answer: the SailorPoet. There you are! Sea captain's togs for you--double-breasted bluecoat, baggy-kneed blue trousers, and a yachtin' cap. " "Very well, " says Rupert. "But about my being asked to read. Justhow----" "Leave it to me, Rupert, " says I. "Leave everything to me. " Which was a lot simpler than tellin' him I didn't know.
You should have seen Vee's face when I tells her about Rupert's newline.
"Captain Killam a poet!" says she. "Oh, really now, Torchy!" "Uh-huh!" says I.
What to read after The House of Torchy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ford Sewell to read onlineMoreLess
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