The Rose of Dutcher's Coolly
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You are too provincial, old boy. You want to broaden out. I've seen a lot of fellows like you come here, snapping and snarling at Chicago, and end up by being wild promoters." The Jew was at the bat, and the table applauded every hit.
Rose did not share in the talk — she had so little knowledge of cities — but it served to make Mr. Tay- lor a strong figure in her eyes. He was tall and big-boned and unsmiling. He studied her with absent- minded interest, and she felt no irritation or embarrass- ...ment, for his eyes were kind and thoughtful. He looked at her as if she called up memories of some one he had loved in another world, and she somehow grew a little sad under his gaze.
As they sat in her room after dinner, Mary asked : " How do you like our crowd ? " " I can't tell yet. I don't like that Boston man. I never could bear the sound of ' ah.' " " He's a chump ; but they ain't all like that. I have 174 Rose of Butcher's Coolly met two or three decent Boston fellows down in the office.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You are too provincial, old boy. You want to broaden out. I've seen a lot of fellows like you come here, snapping and snarling at Chicago, and end up by being wild promoters." The Jew was at the bat, and the table applauded every hit.
Rose did not share in the talk — she had so little knowledge of cities — but it served to make Mr. Tay- lor a strong figure in her eyes. He was tall and big-boned and unsmiling. He studied her with absent- minded interest, and she felt no irritation or embarrass- ...ment, for his eyes were kind and thoughtful. He looked at her as if she called up memories of some one he had loved in another world, and she somehow grew a little sad under his gaze.
As they sat in her room after dinner, Mary asked : " How do you like our crowd ? " " I can't tell yet. I don't like that Boston man. I never could bear the sound of ' ah.' " " He's a chump ; but they ain't all like that. I have 174 Rose of Butcher's Coolly met two or three decent Boston fellows down in the office.
What to read after The Rose of Dutcher's Coolly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garland Hamlin to read onlineMoreLess
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