The Siren volume 251 1934
The Siren volume 251 1934
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And Mrs. Charles Hazlitt.
The next morning Art got up about eight o'clock, dressed and walked down Hollywood Boulevard. He walk- ed west for a block and then turned up right on Cahuenga Ave. Then he walked down an alley, skirted the apartment that Henry Gordon lived in, scaled the fire escape and climbed in at the second floor. He walked down the hall to number four, unlocked the door, took off his clothes and got into bed.
About ten o'clock that same morning, Henry Gordon came home. Apparently... he had been out all night. He walked into the bedroom and said to Art. "Hell, peculiar fellow, I thought I kicked you out. " "That's what you think, " said Art.
They were great friends. They always said things like that to each other.
Art got up a little later on and said, "My, God, Henry Gordon, I'm hungry as hell. " So Henry Gordon gave him a dollar and told him to go out and get some chop suey. Art put on his pants, some old tennis shoes and a polo shirt and went out to get the Chinese dish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Mrs. Charles Hazlitt.
The next morning Art got up about eight o'clock, dressed and walked down Hollywood Boulevard. He walk- ed west for a block and then turned up right on Cahuenga Ave. Then he walked down an alley, skirted the apartment that Henry Gordon lived in, scaled the fire escape and climbed in at the second floor. He walked down the hall to number four, unlocked the door, took off his clothes and got into bed.
About ten o'clock that same morning, Henry Gordon came home. Apparently... he had been out all night. He walked into the bedroom and said to Art. "Hell, peculiar fellow, I thought I kicked you out. " "That's what you think, " said Art.
They were great friends. They always said things like that to each other.
Art got up a little later on and said, "My, God, Henry Gordon, I'm hungry as hell. " So Henry Gordon gave him a dollar and told him to go out and get some chop suey. Art put on his pants, some old tennis shoes and a polo shirt and went out to get the Chinese dish.
What to read after The Siren volume 251 1934?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of Illinois At Urbana Champaign to read onlineMoreLess
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