The Triumph of Yankee Doodle
The Triumph of Yankee Doodle
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83 restaurants and Lee shoe stores on every corner. There is a Lee brand of ice cream, and the boot- blacks have what they call a Lee shine. You see, Lee is very obliging. Ask him to a banquet and he accepts and makes just the sort of speech you expect. He rides a horse at the head of processions, dines at the head of private tables, is serenaded nightly by brass bands from Illinois and North Carolina and Iowa, and alto- gether he is kept quite as busy socially as in a military sense. Meanwhile... he does not forget that he must prepare for the campaign against Havana. He is trying to reduce his weight by riding horse- back at least one half-hour every day and by tak- ing the natural Turkish bath afforded by a five minutes' walk in the sun. At the same time he keeps an eye on the newspapers, looking for news f L ee _f or he loves to read about Lee— and for news of the transports. He would like to know whether his corps is to embark here or at Fer- nandina, twenty-nine miles up the coast, or at Tampa, two hundred and fifty miles across State.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
83 restaurants and Lee shoe stores on every corner. There is a Lee brand of ice cream, and the boot- blacks have what they call a Lee shine. You see, Lee is very obliging. Ask him to a banquet and he accepts and makes just the sort of speech you expect. He rides a horse at the head of processions, dines at the head of private tables, is serenaded nightly by brass bands from Illinois and North Carolina and Iowa, and alto- gether he is kept quite as busy socially as in a military sense. Meanwhile... he does not forget that he must prepare for the campaign against Havana. He is trying to reduce his weight by riding horse- back at least one half-hour every day and by tak- ing the natural Turkish bath afforded by a five minutes' walk in the sun. At the same time he keeps an eye on the newspapers, looking for news f L ee _f or he loves to read about Lee— and for news of the transports. He would like to know whether his corps is to embark here or at Fer- nandina, twenty-nine miles up the coast, or at Tampa, two hundred and fifty miles across State.
What to read after The Triumph of Yankee Doodle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilson Willets to read onlineMoreLess
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