The House of Twenty Seven Gardens
The House of Twenty Seven Gardens
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Might be worse. It would at least give the hotel a definite character, [51] which everybody could know or read up. But something tells me by instinct as it were, though very faintly, that there would be something very much the matter with that hotel! But it would not hurt the hotel from a money point of view. The idea of selecting the people in this way would be a good idea. All that would be the matter with it would be me. All that is needed to show how good the idea is from a money point of v...iew, is to take some other author. Lyman Abbott for instance. Suppose we had a Lyman Abbott hotel a hotel in which all the Ab- bottites in America pick each other out to board with while in New York? A Lyman Abbott hotel would be from the start an overwhelming financial success. It would be like [52] Smiley s at Lake Mohonk. It would be an enormously valuable property at once because crowds of people from all over the country would know with a thought, without taking the trouble to come to New York to look, exactly what the people in a Lyman Abbott hotel would be like.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Might be worse. It would at least give the hotel a definite character, [51] which everybody could know or read up. But something tells me by instinct as it were, though very faintly, that there would be something very much the matter with that hotel! But it would not hurt the hotel from a money point of view. The idea of selecting the people in this way would be a good idea. All that would be the matter with it would be me. All that is needed to show how good the idea is from a money point of v...iew, is to take some other author. Lyman Abbott for instance. Suppose we had a Lyman Abbott hotel a hotel in which all the Ab- bottites in America pick each other out to board with while in New York? A Lyman Abbott hotel would be from the start an overwhelming financial success. It would be like [52] Smiley s at Lake Mohonk. It would be an enormously valuable property at once because crowds of people from all over the country would know with a thought, without taking the trouble to come to New York to look, exactly what the people in a Lyman Abbott hotel would be like.
What to read after The House of Twenty Seven Gardens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee, Gerald Stanley, 1862-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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