American Short Stories Selected And Ed With An Introductory Essay On the Short
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The portion of Twenty-sixth Street where our house is situated — between Seventh and Eighth Avenues — is one of the pleasantest localities in New York. The gardens back of the houses, running down nearly to the Hudson, form, in the summer time, a perfect avenue of verdure. The air is pure and invigorating, sweeping, as it does, straight across the river from the Weehawken heights, and even the ragged garden which surrounded the house on two sides, although display- ing on washing days rather to...o much clothes-line, still gave us a piece of green sward to look at, and a cool retreat in the summer evenings, where we smoked our cigars in the dusk, and watched the fire-flies flashing their dark-lanterns in the long grass.
Of course we had no sooner established ourselves at No.
— than we began to expect the ghosts. We absolutely aw^iited their advent with eagerness. Our dinner conver- sation was supernatural. One of the boarders, who had purchased Mrs. Crowe's " Night Side of Nature " for his own private delectation, was regarded as a public enemy by the entire household for not having bought twenty copijes* The man led a life of supreme wretchedness while he was reading this volume.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The portion of Twenty-sixth Street where our house is situated — between Seventh and Eighth Avenues — is one of the pleasantest localities in New York. The gardens back of the houses, running down nearly to the Hudson, form, in the summer time, a perfect avenue of verdure. The air is pure and invigorating, sweeping, as it does, straight across the river from the Weehawken heights, and even the ragged garden which surrounded the house on two sides, although display- ing on washing days rather to...o much clothes-line, still gave us a piece of green sward to look at, and a cool retreat in the summer evenings, where we smoked our cigars in the dusk, and watched the fire-flies flashing their dark-lanterns in the long grass.
Of course we had no sooner established ourselves at No.
— than we began to expect the ghosts. We absolutely aw^iited their advent with eagerness. Our dinner conver- sation was supernatural. One of the boarders, who had purchased Mrs. Crowe's " Night Side of Nature " for his own private delectation, was regarded as a public enemy by the entire household for not having bought twenty copijes* The man led a life of supreme wretchedness while he was reading this volume.
What to read after American Short Stories Selected And Ed With An Introductory Essay On the Short?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Sears Baldwin to read onlineMoreLess
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