Things As They Are in Panama
Things As They Are in Panama
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He cannot get used to the plain, brusk American type without em- broidery, who just does things in his blunt, efficient way without wasting time on little exterior courte- sies. None of these childish countries is man enough to see through the rough surface. Even with seven years of American example about him the Panamanian has not yet grasped the divinity of labor. Perhaps he will eons hence when he has grown nearer true civilization.
ZONE POLICEMAN 88 221 But among Americans off the job remin...iscences of East India flock in again. D, who is a quartermaster at $225, may be on " How-are-you- old-man? " terms with G, who is a station agent and draws $175. But Mrs. D never thinks of calling on Mrs. G socially. H and J, who are engineer and cranemen respectively on the same steam-shovel, are probably " Hank " and " Jim " to each other, but Mrs. H would be horrified to find herself at the same dance with Mrs. J. Mrs. X, whose husband is a fore- man at $165, and whose dining table is a full six inches longer and whose ice-box will hold one more cold-storage chicken, would not think of sitting in at bridge with Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He cannot get used to the plain, brusk American type without em- broidery, who just does things in his blunt, efficient way without wasting time on little exterior courte- sies. None of these childish countries is man enough to see through the rough surface. Even with seven years of American example about him the Panamanian has not yet grasped the divinity of labor. Perhaps he will eons hence when he has grown nearer true civilization.
ZONE POLICEMAN 88 221 But among Americans off the job remin...iscences of East India flock in again. D, who is a quartermaster at $225, may be on " How-are-you- old-man? " terms with G, who is a station agent and draws $175. But Mrs. D never thinks of calling on Mrs. G socially. H and J, who are engineer and cranemen respectively on the same steam-shovel, are probably " Hank " and " Jim " to each other, but Mrs. H would be horrified to find herself at the same dance with Mrs. J. Mrs. X, whose husband is a fore- man at $165, and whose dining table is a full six inches longer and whose ice-box will hold one more cold-storage chicken, would not think of sitting in at bridge with Mrs.
What to read after Things As They Are in Panama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry a Harry Alverson Franck to read onlineMoreLess
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