Vignettes of San Francisco
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It's a misleading term, that. As though one werefighting against booze like an anti-salooner. I actually know of a womanwho came West and thought for or a long time that a "booze-fighter" wasa "Dry. " In the East he is a "rummy" and when he's drunk he's "tight. " "It's a fright, " is Western. "Ornery, " is middle-Western. That's awonderful word. Sometimes, I wish I could live my life over with"ornery" in my vocabulary. It describes so many people I never knew justhow to classify.
There are no "...T" bones in the East. And scrambled brains are not common. Oh, of course, we have them but not as something to eat. Personally, Iwas brought up to reverence brains and when I see them lying pale andmessy on a plate in a Greek restaurant, I confess it gives me a start.
Hot tamales have never crossed the plains East. And baked beans havenever come West--not real ones. The difference between the Easternbaked bean and the Western is all the difference between a tin can and areligious rite and it is the same with succotash.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It's a misleading term, that. As though one werefighting against booze like an anti-salooner. I actually know of a womanwho came West and thought for or a long time that a "booze-fighter" wasa "Dry. " In the East he is a "rummy" and when he's drunk he's "tight. " "It's a fright, " is Western. "Ornery, " is middle-Western. That's awonderful word. Sometimes, I wish I could live my life over with"ornery" in my vocabulary. It describes so many people I never knew justhow to classify.
There are no "...T" bones in the East. And scrambled brains are not common. Oh, of course, we have them but not as something to eat. Personally, Iwas brought up to reverence brains and when I see them lying pale andmessy on a plate in a Greek restaurant, I confess it gives me a start.
Hot tamales have never crossed the plains East. And baked beans havenever come West--not real ones. The difference between the Easternbaked bean and the Western is all the difference between a tin can and areligious rite and it is the same with succotash.
What to read after Vignettes of San Francisco?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey Almira to read onlineMoreLess
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