Crusoe in New York And Other Tales
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Joslyn went to New York, and I went aboard a Collins steamer as fireman ; and Mrs. Joslyn, she went as stewardess ; and I wrote to Pemaquid, and gave up my place. It was a good place, too ; but I gave it up, and I left America.
"Bill Todhunter, he resigned his place too, that same day, though that was a good place. He is in the Eussian service now. He is running their line from Archangel to Astrachan ; good pay, he says, but lonely. August would not stay in America after his brother left ; and ...he is now captain s clerk on the Harkaway steamers between Bangkok and Cochbang; good place, he says, but hot. So we are all parted.
THE LOST PALACE. 169 " And do you know, sir, never one of us ever heard f the lost palace ! " Sure enough, under that very curious system of responsibility, by which one corporation owns the carriages which another corporation uses, nobody in the world has to this moment ever missed " The Lost Palace. " On each connecting line, everybody knew ihat " she " was not there ; but no one knew or asked where she was.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Joslyn went to New York, and I went aboard a Collins steamer as fireman ; and Mrs. Joslyn, she went as stewardess ; and I wrote to Pemaquid, and gave up my place. It was a good place, too ; but I gave it up, and I left America.
"Bill Todhunter, he resigned his place too, that same day, though that was a good place. He is in the Eussian service now. He is running their line from Archangel to Astrachan ; good pay, he says, but lonely. August would not stay in America after his brother left ; and ...he is now captain s clerk on the Harkaway steamers between Bangkok and Cochbang; good place, he says, but hot. So we are all parted.
THE LOST PALACE. 169 " And do you know, sir, never one of us ever heard f the lost palace ! " Sure enough, under that very curious system of responsibility, by which one corporation owns the carriages which another corporation uses, nobody in the world has to this moment ever missed " The Lost Palace. " On each connecting line, everybody knew ihat " she " was not there ; but no one knew or asked where she was.
What to read after Crusoe in New York And Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward E Hale to read onlineMoreLess
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