The Peterkin Papers
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What if the Russianshould fight the Turk? What if the German should be exasperated by theairs of the Parisian?
"We must give them something to eat, " said Mr. Peterkin, in a low tone. "It would calm them. " "If I only knew what they were used to eating, " said Mrs. Peterkin.
Solomon John suggested that none of them knew what the others were usedto eating, and they might bring in anything.
Mrs. Peterkin hastened out with hospitable intents. Amanda could makegood coffee. Mr. Peterkin had suggeste...d some American dish. Solomon Johnsent a little boy for some olives.
It was not long before the coffee came in, and a dish of baked beans. Next, some olives and a loaf of bread, and some boiled eggs, and somebottles of beer. The effect was astonishing. Every man spoke his owntongue, and fluently. Mrs.
Peterkin poured out coffee for the Spaniard, while he bowed to her. Theyall liked beer, they all liked olives. The Frenchman was fluent about"les moeurs Am
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What if the Russianshould fight the Turk? What if the German should be exasperated by theairs of the Parisian?
"We must give them something to eat, " said Mr. Peterkin, in a low tone. "It would calm them. " "If I only knew what they were used to eating, " said Mrs. Peterkin.
Solomon John suggested that none of them knew what the others were usedto eating, and they might bring in anything.
Mrs. Peterkin hastened out with hospitable intents. Amanda could makegood coffee. Mr. Peterkin had suggeste...d some American dish. Solomon Johnsent a little boy for some olives.
It was not long before the coffee came in, and a dish of baked beans. Next, some olives and a loaf of bread, and some boiled eggs, and somebottles of beer. The effect was astonishing. Every man spoke his owntongue, and fluently. Mrs.
Peterkin poured out coffee for the Spaniard, while he bowed to her. Theyall liked beer, they all liked olives. The Frenchman was fluent about"les moeurs Am
What to read after The Peterkin Papers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hale Lucretia Peabody to read onlineMoreLess
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