Our First Ten Thousand
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Such an opportunity to econo- mize did not last long, however ; for a soldier ac- customed to pay twenty-five cents for a haircut would think the barber too 'reasonable' and offer him a large tip, with the result that all the bar- bers in town forthwith increased their rates rapidly. Another establishment that did a rush- ing business was the municipal bathhouse. As there were probably not half a dozen private bath- tubs in Chaumont, there was always a long line of Americans in front of the pub...lic bathhouse awaiting their turn. A shower-bath ticket could be bought for a half-franc. The proprietress was surprised that I came as often as twice a week, but seemed to be glad that I was so dirty.
Then there were the weekly market days, when women with black shawls pinned over their heads came to town with their baskets on their arm, some of them dragging a cow at the end of a Our First Ten Thousand 105 rope and beating it over the back with a switch to hasten its pace. Sometimes an old farmer and his wife would drive into town in a two-wheeled cart rilled with poultry, eggs, vegetables, or fruit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such an opportunity to econo- mize did not last long, however ; for a soldier ac- customed to pay twenty-five cents for a haircut would think the barber too 'reasonable' and offer him a large tip, with the result that all the bar- bers in town forthwith increased their rates rapidly. Another establishment that did a rush- ing business was the municipal bathhouse. As there were probably not half a dozen private bath- tubs in Chaumont, there was always a long line of Americans in front of the pub...lic bathhouse awaiting their turn. A shower-bath ticket could be bought for a half-franc. The proprietress was surprised that I came as often as twice a week, but seemed to be glad that I was so dirty.
Then there were the weekly market days, when women with black shawls pinned over their heads came to town with their baskets on their arm, some of them dragging a cow at the end of a Our First Ten Thousand 105 rope and beating it over the back with a switch to hasten its pace. Sometimes an old farmer and his wife would drive into town in a two-wheeled cart rilled with poultry, eggs, vegetables, or fruit.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chester Walton Jenks to read onlineMoreLess
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