The Indiscreet Letter
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That's the receipt for the piazza. --What?It isn't? For the hospital bill then?--Oh, hang! Well, never mind. It_was_ sixty-five dollars. I tell you I've got it somewhere. " "Oh--you--paid--for--them--all, did you?" quizzed the Youngish Girlbefore she had time to think.
"No, indeed!" lied the Traveling Salesman loyally. "But $650 a year?What can a family man do with that? Why, I earned that much before Iwas twenty-one! Why, there wasn't a moment after I quit school andwent to work that I wasn't ...earning real money! From the first night Istood on a street corner with a gasoline torch, hawking rasin-seeders, up to last night when I got an eight-hundred-dollar raise in mysalary, there ain't been a single moment in my life when I couldn'thave sold you my boots; and if you'd buncoed my boots away from me I'dhave sold you my stockings; and if you'd buncoed my stockings awayfrom me I'd have rented you the privilege of jumping on my bare toes. And I ain't never missed a meal yet--though once in my life I wasforty-eight hours late for one!--Oh, I'm bright enough, " he mourned, "but I tell you I ain't refined.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That's the receipt for the piazza. --What?It isn't? For the hospital bill then?--Oh, hang! Well, never mind. It_was_ sixty-five dollars. I tell you I've got it somewhere. " "Oh--you--paid--for--them--all, did you?" quizzed the Youngish Girlbefore she had time to think.
"No, indeed!" lied the Traveling Salesman loyally. "But $650 a year?What can a family man do with that? Why, I earned that much before Iwas twenty-one! Why, there wasn't a moment after I quit school andwent to work that I wasn't ...earning real money! From the first night Istood on a street corner with a gasoline torch, hawking rasin-seeders, up to last night when I got an eight-hundred-dollar raise in mysalary, there ain't been a single moment in my life when I couldn'thave sold you my boots; and if you'd buncoed my boots away from me I'dhave sold you my stockings; and if you'd buncoed my stockings awayfrom me I'd have rented you the privilege of jumping on my bare toes. And I ain't never missed a meal yet--though once in my life I wasforty-eight hours late for one!--Oh, I'm bright enough, " he mourned, "but I tell you I ain't refined.
What to read after The Indiscreet Letter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Eleanor Hallowell to read onlineMoreLess
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