The Rose of Old St Louis
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Are you acquainted in Washington?" Somewhat, sir.
I began to think this rather a surly farmer, he was so chary of words, so I looked at him more nar rowly. But I saw nothing surly in his face. Indeed, at a second glance, I decided it was as fine a face, its features as clearly chiseled, as one often sees, and the eyes, beneath the broad white brow, were full, open, and benignant.
"He is no ordinary farmer, " I said to myself, "but most like a wealthy Virginia planter of education and social sta...nding, but careless in matters of dress. " Therefore I addressed him with a shade more of re spect than I had hitherto used : "I am a stranger in Washington, sir, " I said, "and if you are better acquainted here, I thought perhaps you would be so good as to tell me something of the city. " He unbent immediately, and not only pointed out, every object of interest on the road, but in a very delicate and gentlemanly manner proceeded also to pump me as to my name and errand in Washington. I was not more amused at his curiosity than at the skilful method he employed in trying to satisfy it, but, as I flattered myself, I gave him but little satisfaction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Are you acquainted in Washington?" Somewhat, sir.
I began to think this rather a surly farmer, he was so chary of words, so I looked at him more nar rowly. But I saw nothing surly in his face. Indeed, at a second glance, I decided it was as fine a face, its features as clearly chiseled, as one often sees, and the eyes, beneath the broad white brow, were full, open, and benignant.
"He is no ordinary farmer, " I said to myself, "but most like a wealthy Virginia planter of education and social sta...nding, but careless in matters of dress. " Therefore I addressed him with a shade more of re spect than I had hitherto used : "I am a stranger in Washington, sir, " I said, "and if you are better acquainted here, I thought perhaps you would be so good as to tell me something of the city. " He unbent immediately, and not only pointed out, every object of interest on the road, but in a very delicate and gentlemanly manner proceeded also to pump me as to my name and errand in Washington. I was not more amused at his curiosity than at the skilful method he employed in trying to satisfy it, but, as I flattered myself, I gave him but little satisfaction.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Mary C Johnson Dillon to read onlineMoreLess
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