Spectacles for Young Eyes: New York
Spectacles for Young Eyes: New York
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Tom walked along, until he came into Broadway. He followed the crowd of people, that turned, naturally, towards the large thoroughfare, as small rivers run to the sea. Here he stopped, and talked to the ballad singer, sitting by the railing, and asked him what he meant by stopping there, and sitting idle, and if he had not anything to do, and other questions, such as children ask without thinking they are uncivil.
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The man answered him kindly, for even ...he was lonely in that great crowd, where no one seemed to care for him or look at him. It seemed to Tom that he felt more solitary than he had ever felt be- fore, and he crept up to the man, and asked to see some of his ballads. They were hung on the rail- ing, and the large, printed letters attracted buyers from the crowd.
" How should you like to go with me and sing?" said the man.
''That would be a fine idea!" thought Tom; "but what would my mother say? In Italy it would be a very good thing, but in America, I am rather doubtful." ''Well, what do you say?" asked the man, again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tom walked along, until he came into Broadway. He followed the crowd of people, that turned, naturally, towards the large thoroughfare, as small rivers run to the sea. Here he stopped, and talked to the ballad singer, sitting by the railing, and asked him what he meant by stopping there, and sitting idle, and if he had not anything to do, and other questions, such as children ask without thinking they are uncivil.
(155) Digitized by CjOOQIC 156 SPECTACLES.
The man answered him kindly, for even ...he was lonely in that great crowd, where no one seemed to care for him or look at him. It seemed to Tom that he felt more solitary than he had ever felt be- fore, and he crept up to the man, and asked to see some of his ballads. They were hung on the rail- ing, and the large, printed letters attracted buyers from the crowd.
" How should you like to go with me and sing?" said the man.
''That would be a fine idea!" thought Tom; "but what would my mother say? In Italy it would be a very good thing, but in America, I am rather doubtful." ''Well, what do you say?" asked the man, again.
What to read after Spectacles for Young Eyes: New York?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah W Sarah West Lander to read onlineMoreLess
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