The War After the War
The War After the War
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All his young men were off atthe front; a few grey beards aided by some women comprised his workingstaff.
"I have no American hardware in stock, " he said, "but I may be able toget you some English or Swiss goods. " This did not appeal to the youngAmerican. He is now making a study of Russian finance.
Full brother to this episode is the experience of another American inParis who found out that there was great need among French women forcurling irons. Despite war, sacrifice and sudden death, the... French womanis determined to look her best. Besides, she is earning more money thanever before and buying more luxuries. Knowing these facts, the Yankeesent the following cable to a well known concern in the Middle West: "Rush fifty thousand dollars' worth of curling irons. Cable acceptance. "He also cabled his financial references which would have started a bank.
He, too, was doomed to disappointment. After a fortnight came the usualletter from America containing the now familiar phrase: "See BlankBlank, our Paris representative.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All his young men were off atthe front; a few grey beards aided by some women comprised his workingstaff.
"I have no American hardware in stock, " he said, "but I may be able toget you some English or Swiss goods. " This did not appeal to the youngAmerican. He is now making a study of Russian finance.
Full brother to this episode is the experience of another American inParis who found out that there was great need among French women forcurling irons. Despite war, sacrifice and sudden death, the... French womanis determined to look her best. Besides, she is earning more money thanever before and buying more luxuries. Knowing these facts, the Yankeesent the following cable to a well known concern in the Middle West: "Rush fifty thousand dollars' worth of curling irons. Cable acceptance. "He also cabled his financial references which would have started a bank.
He, too, was doomed to disappointment. After a fortnight came the usualletter from America containing the now familiar phrase: "See BlankBlank, our Paris representative.
What to read after The War After the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcosson Isaac Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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