The Republic of Liberia
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Of course, m the end I made him an advance and sent him away happy, but I would not, in such a climate as this, con- demn even the person " who calleth his brother a fool " to the fate of wearing such garments as were soon afterwards proudly, rapturously displayed before me.
Oh, the thickness and frowst of those terrible, shoddy, already dingy-looking Liverpool " reach-me-downs," it made me perspire merely to look at them ! But second- hand clothing in Liberia should prove a profitable " line,"... as the commercial travellers say. One thing to which your otherwise but partially clothed Kruman or " bush-nigger " yields reverent admiration is some- body else's discarded top-hat or bowler. You may often see quaint figures perambulating the streets clad in native body clothing or a coloured kaftan, but grotesquely crowned by a poor, old, battered, worn- out " topper," the wearer's gait attuned to the mis- begotten dignity of his mirth -provoking, pantomime- suggesting appearance. Nobody laughs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course, m the end I made him an advance and sent him away happy, but I would not, in such a climate as this, con- demn even the person " who calleth his brother a fool " to the fate of wearing such garments as were soon afterwards proudly, rapturously displayed before me.
Oh, the thickness and frowst of those terrible, shoddy, already dingy-looking Liverpool " reach-me-downs," it made me perspire merely to look at them ! But second- hand clothing in Liberia should prove a profitable " line,"... as the commercial travellers say. One thing to which your otherwise but partially clothed Kruman or " bush-nigger " yields reverent admiration is some- body else's discarded top-hat or bowler. You may often see quaint figures perambulating the streets clad in native body clothing or a coloured kaftan, but grotesquely crowned by a poor, old, battered, worn- out " topper," the wearer's gait attuned to the mis- begotten dignity of his mirth -provoking, pantomime- suggesting appearance. Nobody laughs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R. C. F. Maugham to read onlineMoreLess
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