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I prefer to schpeak mit Herr Metz anyvay.
Mrs. M. — (Going L.) Come Mary. (Ex. L.) Mary — (Laying her work on table.) I wish we had a milking machine. (Ex. L.) Mrs. H. — Bitte lassen Sie uns Deutsch sprechen.
Mr. M, — No, fraulein, ve vill speak English.
Mrs. H. — So. Veil, vot you tink of de var?
Mr. M. — I tink ve petter not schpeak on dot subject.
Mrs. /-/.—Und vy?
Mr. M. — Pecause I understand you lif in America und fight mit your tongue for Germany.
Mrs. H. — Sure. Dot iss right. Don't you...?
Mr. M. — No, I fight for de country vot I lif in — vare I haf lifed all my life — und vare I haf made all my money.
Dis iss home to me, und a man vot vill not fight for his home iss no man at all.
Mrs. H. — How much money you make here?
Mr. M. — Fifty tousand dollars.
Mrs. H. — How did you make it?
Mr. M. — Honestly.
Mrs. H. — Und vot good vill dot money do you ven de gov- ernment vill dake it all avay from you?
Mr. M. — If he dovernment dake vot I got it vill haf to conwiscate dot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I prefer to schpeak mit Herr Metz anyvay.
Mrs. M. — (Going L.) Come Mary. (Ex. L.) Mary — (Laying her work on table.) I wish we had a milking machine. (Ex. L.) Mrs. H. — Bitte lassen Sie uns Deutsch sprechen.
Mr. M, — No, fraulein, ve vill speak English.
Mrs. H. — So. Veil, vot you tink of de var?
Mr. M. — I tink ve petter not schpeak on dot subject.
Mrs. /-/.—Und vy?
Mr. M. — Pecause I understand you lif in America und fight mit your tongue for Germany.
Mrs. H. — Sure. Dot iss right. Don't you...?
Mr. M. — No, I fight for de country vot I lif in — vare I haf lifed all my life — und vare I haf made all my money.
Dis iss home to me, und a man vot vill not fight for his home iss no man at all.
Mrs. H. — How much money you make here?
Mr. M. — Fifty tousand dollars.
Mrs. H. — How did you make it?
Mr. M. — Honestly.
Mrs. H. — Und vot good vill dot money do you ven de gov- ernment vill dake it all avay from you?
Mr. M. — If he dovernment dake vot I got it vill haf to conwiscate dot.
What to read after The Claim Allowed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Oliver Perry. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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