Up in the Old Hotel (Vintage Classics)
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Mr Flood is not one man; combined in him are aspects of several old men who work or hang out in Fulton Fish Market, or who did in the past. I wanted these stories to be truthful rather than factual, but they are solidly based on facts. I am obliged to half the people in the market for helping me get these facts. I am much obliged to the following: Mrs James Donald, proprietor; James Donald, head bartender; and Gus Trein, manager, of the Hartford House, 309 Pearl Street.
Louis Morino, proprietor ...of Sloppy Louie’s Restaurant, 92 South Street.
Drew Radel, president of the Andrew Radel Oyster Company, South Norwalk, Connecticut.
The late Amos Chesebro, one of the founders of Chesebro Brothers, Robbins & Graham, Stalls 1, 2, and 3, Fulton Fish Market, and the late Matthew J. Graham, of the same firm. Mr Chesebro died in December, 1946, lacking a few weeks of reaching the age of ninety-three.
Joe Cantalupo, president of the Cantalupo Carting Company, 140 Beekman Street. Mr Cantalupo is an antiquarian; he collects prints and photographs of old buildings in the fish-market district and environs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr Flood is not one man; combined in him are aspects of several old men who work or hang out in Fulton Fish Market, or who did in the past. I wanted these stories to be truthful rather than factual, but they are solidly based on facts. I am obliged to half the people in the market for helping me get these facts. I am much obliged to the following: Mrs James Donald, proprietor; James Donald, head bartender; and Gus Trein, manager, of the Hartford House, 309 Pearl Street.
Louis Morino, proprietor ...of Sloppy Louie’s Restaurant, 92 South Street.
Drew Radel, president of the Andrew Radel Oyster Company, South Norwalk, Connecticut.
The late Amos Chesebro, one of the founders of Chesebro Brothers, Robbins & Graham, Stalls 1, 2, and 3, Fulton Fish Market, and the late Matthew J. Graham, of the same firm. Mr Chesebro died in December, 1946, lacking a few weeks of reaching the age of ninety-three.
Joe Cantalupo, president of the Cantalupo Carting Company, 140 Beekman Street. Mr Cantalupo is an antiquarian; he collects prints and photographs of old buildings in the fish-market district and environs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell, Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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