Walled Towns
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The corridors were crowded with dirty or sinister loafers interspersed with burly policemen. There were spitoons everywhere which served only a part of their purpose. The Mayor's reception room was not unhandsome, but it was full of knots of whispering and sly-eyed political hangers-on, reporters, and more loafers, while the air was rank with tobacco- smoke. Presently the Mayor and Alder- men strolled in, hailing various individuals by nicknames and slang phrases, and dis- posed themselves at e...ase around a long table; some were in their shirt-sleeves, for it was a hot midsummer day. I was listened to politely enough, and the questions asked were not unintelligent; it was the attitude, the form, that was at fault. The whole thing was more like a social meeting of commercial travellers in the office of a country hotel than a session of the govern- ing body of a great city.
After this digression let us return to our Walled Town. From the anteroom we are conducted to the state reception room, and here we are received by the Provost in his long, furred gown and his gold chain of [76] WALLED TOWNS office.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The corridors were crowded with dirty or sinister loafers interspersed with burly policemen. There were spitoons everywhere which served only a part of their purpose. The Mayor's reception room was not unhandsome, but it was full of knots of whispering and sly-eyed political hangers-on, reporters, and more loafers, while the air was rank with tobacco- smoke. Presently the Mayor and Alder- men strolled in, hailing various individuals by nicknames and slang phrases, and dis- posed themselves at e...ase around a long table; some were in their shirt-sleeves, for it was a hot midsummer day. I was listened to politely enough, and the questions asked were not unintelligent; it was the attitude, the form, that was at fault. The whole thing was more like a social meeting of commercial travellers in the office of a country hotel than a session of the govern- ing body of a great city.
After this digression let us return to our Walled Town. From the anteroom we are conducted to the state reception room, and here we are received by the Provost in his long, furred gown and his gold chain of [76] WALLED TOWNS office.
What to read after Walled Towns?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cram, Ralph Adams, 1863-1942 to read onlineMoreLess
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