The Lady, Or the Tiger?: And Other Stories / By Frank R. Stockton
The Lady, Or the Tiger?: And Other Stories / By Frank R. Stockton
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At any rate he would go in and look at it. He did not care for a violin, even at the low price marked on the one in the window, but a new pocket-knife might be usefhl; so he walked in and asked to look at pocket-knives.
The shop was in charge of a very pleasant old lady of about sixty, who sat sewing behind the little count- er. While she went to the window, and very care- fully reached over the articles displayed therein to get the card of penknives, Mr. Tolman looked about him.
The shop was q...uite small, but there seemed to be a good deal in it. There were shelves behird the count- er, and there were shelves on the opposite wall, and they all seemed well filled with something or other.
In the comer near the old lady's chair was a little coal stove with a bright fire in it, and at the back of the shop, at the top of two steps, was a glass door partly open, through which he saw a small room, with a red carpet on the floor, and a little table f^parently set for a meal.
Mr. Tolman locked at the knives when the old lady showed them to him, and after a good deal of consid- eration he selected one which he thought would be a good knife to give to a boy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At any rate he would go in and look at it. He did not care for a violin, even at the low price marked on the one in the window, but a new pocket-knife might be usefhl; so he walked in and asked to look at pocket-knives.
The shop was in charge of a very pleasant old lady of about sixty, who sat sewing behind the little count- er. While she went to the window, and very care- fully reached over the articles displayed therein to get the card of penknives, Mr. Tolman looked about him.
The shop was q...uite small, but there seemed to be a good deal in it. There were shelves behird the count- er, and there were shelves on the opposite wall, and they all seemed well filled with something or other.
In the comer near the old lady's chair was a little coal stove with a bright fire in it, and at the back of the shop, at the top of two steps, was a glass door partly open, through which he saw a small room, with a red carpet on the floor, and a little table f^parently set for a meal.
Mr. Tolman locked at the knives when the old lady showed them to him, and after a good deal of consid- eration he selected one which he thought would be a good knife to give to a boy.
What to read after The Lady, Or the Tiger?: And Other Stories / By Frank R. Stockton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stockton, Frank Richard, 1834-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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