The Men Who Make Our Novels
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'But she'll be right here in a hotel full of white folks/ insisted the stout man." — I had been reading of the Peking Pug, of Charlie Snyder and Wanda of the Mysteries, watching the Chinese storekeeper counting out great heaps of gold sovereigns, hearing Mr. Wilbery, as he sat right down on the sharp side of the steamer-trunk, sigh "Thank God!" — I had been having an interesting but rather wild time "Yes," Mr. Merwin said, "you are quite right. I used to think only of the story, now I think alm...ost entirely of character. I suppose that is because I was young then and am older now." So I turned to Anthony the Absolute, followed the wretched Crocker up and down the Chinese Coast, into (as was to be expected) forbidden dens and houses where slant-eyed lassies, trained to allure, asked with pathetic smiles, "You no lovee me ?" — We were search- ing for Crocker's wife; that is, he and Anthony were; I was but a looker-on — for the wife Heloise who had run away. Anthony was presumably, and surely, col- lecting folk songs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'But she'll be right here in a hotel full of white folks/ insisted the stout man." — I had been reading of the Peking Pug, of Charlie Snyder and Wanda of the Mysteries, watching the Chinese storekeeper counting out great heaps of gold sovereigns, hearing Mr. Wilbery, as he sat right down on the sharp side of the steamer-trunk, sigh "Thank God!" — I had been having an interesting but rather wild time "Yes," Mr. Merwin said, "you are quite right. I used to think only of the story, now I think alm...ost entirely of character. I suppose that is because I was young then and am older now." So I turned to Anthony the Absolute, followed the wretched Crocker up and down the Chinese Coast, into (as was to be expected) forbidden dens and houses where slant-eyed lassies, trained to allure, asked with pathetic smiles, "You no lovee me ?" — We were search- ing for Crocker's wife; that is, he and Anthony were; I was but a looker-on — for the wife Heloise who had run away. Anthony was presumably, and surely, col- lecting folk songs.
What to read after The Men Who Make Our Novels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Crittenton Baldwin to read onlineMoreLess
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