Yesterday And Today On Forty Second Street
Yesterday And Today On Forty Second Street
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It well shows these men, some who were on the lookout for the future history of New York.
I have just thought of a character in big Edw. Monihan who had a go-as-you- please restaurant below Lexington Ave. On 42nd St. He certainly was in a class by himself as far as his ability to make much ado about nothing for he got one of the Grand Union lists of good eating and had a big letter A sign made and copied the whole Menu and when a hungry soul came in, after selecting his choice bit on the sign, ...he would, as only he could, rub his hands and say 1 am sorry but 1 am all out of that, until you got down to ham and eggs or the regular hash. He did well as many a time, I with others about me would go in our markets, Cro- ton and Grand Union and pick out our fish fowl or meat and big Ed. Would cook it up for us as we stood about the old store and Ed. Entertained us with his Irish wit.
Then there was big Fred in Croton Marketso jolly with his big round priestly 35 face, John Stimmell, \\'ash, Alexander whose good wife still comes in my store, Samuel and James West, \Ir.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It well shows these men, some who were on the lookout for the future history of New York.
I have just thought of a character in big Edw. Monihan who had a go-as-you- please restaurant below Lexington Ave. On 42nd St. He certainly was in a class by himself as far as his ability to make much ado about nothing for he got one of the Grand Union lists of good eating and had a big letter A sign made and copied the whole Menu and when a hungry soul came in, after selecting his choice bit on the sign, ...he would, as only he could, rub his hands and say 1 am sorry but 1 am all out of that, until you got down to ham and eggs or the regular hash. He did well as many a time, I with others about me would go in our markets, Cro- ton and Grand Union and pick out our fish fowl or meat and big Ed. Would cook it up for us as we stood about the old store and Ed. Entertained us with his Irish wit.
Then there was big Fred in Croton Marketso jolly with his big round priestly 35 face, John Stimmell, \\'ash, Alexander whose good wife still comes in my store, Samuel and James West, \Ir.
What to read after Yesterday And Today On Forty Second Street?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F W Frederick W Schoonmaker to read onlineMoreLess
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