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T. Oh, Timothy — Timothy, I'm ruined — swindled— robbed !
Tweed. {Alarmed.) What !
Mrs. T. The delegation from New York who occupy our dining-room — 7 weed. What have the miscreants been guilty of?
Mrs. T. Run up a bill of two hundred and fifty dollars and twenty-five cents.
Tweed. And cut ?
Mrs. T. No — but they insist in paying me with slips of green-tinted paper.
Tweed. What ! inflation currency ?
Mrs. T They will have it that such is the current coin of New York, and they have no other.
Twe...ed. {Aside.) Twelve per cent, discount. Well, I'm glad of it — 'twill teach Mrs. T. a lesson, {aloud.) Take it and send them back to New York.
Mrs. T. But that's not all — my best drawing-room — that vile young German philosopher, if he hasn't made it smell of smoke so it won't be sweet this twelvemonth. And oh, Timothy, this room — my own work-room — you have not been smoking ?
Tweed. Now did you ever see me smoke ? No, it was that d — d — well, I won't swear ; 'twas that Yankee miner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T. Oh, Timothy — Timothy, I'm ruined — swindled— robbed !
Tweed. {Alarmed.) What !
Mrs. T. The delegation from New York who occupy our dining-room — 7 weed. What have the miscreants been guilty of?
Mrs. T. Run up a bill of two hundred and fifty dollars and twenty-five cents.
Tweed. And cut ?
Mrs. T. No — but they insist in paying me with slips of green-tinted paper.
Tweed. What ! inflation currency ?
Mrs. T They will have it that such is the current coin of New York, and they have no other.
Twe...ed. {Aside.) Twelve per cent, discount. Well, I'm glad of it — 'twill teach Mrs. T. a lesson, {aloud.) Take it and send them back to New York.
Mrs. T. But that's not all — my best drawing-room — that vile young German philosopher, if he hasn't made it smell of smoke so it won't be sweet this twelvemonth. And oh, Timothy, this room — my own work-room — you have not been smoking ?
Tweed. Now did you ever see me smoke ? No, it was that d — d — well, I won't swear ; 'twas that Yankee miner.
What to read after The Mechanics' Fair ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James, T. P. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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