The New Orleans Sketch book
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There, the weather is cool, breezy, gusty, and sometimes squally. The substantial masts from which the linen fluttered THE NEW ORLEANS DUTCH GARDENS. 87 like sails in a gale, seemed sufficiently able to secure the broad bottoms from a capsize, nevertheless.
When the music suddenly ceases, for a brief recess, during which the hot trombone breathes like a grampus, the waltzers stop with a stagger, look about with a be wildered air, as much as to ask " Is our five cents' worth of delirium over ?" ...smile, and repairing to the benches, order a glass of beer in astonishingly consonant phraseology. Ach Grott ! Prosperity to the gardens !
INTERVENTION--PRACTICALLY ILLUSTRATED.
A EATHER finely-dressed, but awkward-looking, mild- spoken, timid young gentleman, evidently on his first visit to New Orleans, was walking along Carondelet street, late last evening, just after the breaking up of the theatres. He had stopped by the way at an oyster saloon, and braced his energies, exhausted by laughter at De Bar's drollery ; and his tacking footsteps indicated that he had washed the mollusks down with something stronger than their native fluid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There, the weather is cool, breezy, gusty, and sometimes squally. The substantial masts from which the linen fluttered THE NEW ORLEANS DUTCH GARDENS. 87 like sails in a gale, seemed sufficiently able to secure the broad bottoms from a capsize, nevertheless.
When the music suddenly ceases, for a brief recess, during which the hot trombone breathes like a grampus, the waltzers stop with a stagger, look about with a be wildered air, as much as to ask " Is our five cents' worth of delirium over ?" ...smile, and repairing to the benches, order a glass of beer in astonishingly consonant phraseology. Ach Grott ! Prosperity to the gardens !
INTERVENTION--PRACTICALLY ILLUSTRATED.
A EATHER finely-dressed, but awkward-looking, mild- spoken, timid young gentleman, evidently on his first visit to New Orleans, was walking along Carondelet street, late last evening, just after the breaking up of the theatres. He had stopped by the way at an oyster saloon, and braced his energies, exhausted by laughter at De Bar's drollery ; and his tacking footsteps indicated that he had washed the mollusks down with something stronger than their native fluid.
What to read after The New Orleans Sketch book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George M Wharton to read onlineMoreLess
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