Yankee Jumbles
Yankee Jumbles
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At the office a man could go and buy a card at a price anywhere from ten to fifty cents, and on the ten-cent card he would have a liberal slice of meat and bread and some vegetable, and on a twenty-cent card he would have as much more in proportion, and if he paid up as high as fifty cents it would include wine and fine desserts, in fact, a first- class meal. These cards would be bought and paid for at the counter and when a man went into the dining room, he knew just what his meal was to be an...d that he would have the full value of his money. The same arrangements as regarded lodgings. He bought his card for his room and bed, the highest cost of a bed was fifty cents, from that dowa to one bit for a cot on which! he could rest himself comfortably.
This business proving profitable and the Botanical Gardens not paying their expenses, by the original man- agers were put on the market for sale, of which Mr. Woodward availed himself by purchasing and subse- quently the street railroad leading to the gardens.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the office a man could go and buy a card at a price anywhere from ten to fifty cents, and on the ten-cent card he would have a liberal slice of meat and bread and some vegetable, and on a twenty-cent card he would have as much more in proportion, and if he paid up as high as fifty cents it would include wine and fine desserts, in fact, a first- class meal. These cards would be bought and paid for at the counter and when a man went into the dining room, he knew just what his meal was to be an...d that he would have the full value of his money. The same arrangements as regarded lodgings. He bought his card for his room and bed, the highest cost of a bed was fifty cents, from that dowa to one bit for a cot on which! he could rest himself comfortably.
This business proving profitable and the Botanical Gardens not paying their expenses, by the original man- agers were put on the market for sale, of which Mr. Woodward availed himself by purchasing and subse- quently the street railroad leading to the gardens.
What to read after Yankee Jumbles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin Titus Ives to read onlineMoreLess
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