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During all those hours she sat patiently waiting, curiously quiet yet most vi- brantly alive, nothing moving except her foot which kept up an incessant tapping. Isn't it interesting when a placid, still personality sort of chugs under- neath like a Pierce- Arrow ? Being a Ford myself — all noise and rattle — I admire tremendously the other thing. We both have our places in the world.
The "tired business man" of Philadelphia must be in an ungovernable humour this morning. Just think! He sat for ...five hours in one seat! Gen- erally we have waited for the audience, and the only time we ever kept them waiting, we wept to think that they should be so abused.
Good-bye, Philadelphia! Do you suppose Wil- mington paid us that $7, 000 as a sort of saucy joke on you?
P. S. — George Cohan has nicknamed Madame Eleanora de Cisneros. She is now known as Madame Scissors!
Brooklyn, Friday, May 17th, 1918.
The business everywhere is limited only by the capacity of the theatre, the enthusiasm by the capac- ity of the individual.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
During all those hours she sat patiently waiting, curiously quiet yet most vi- brantly alive, nothing moving except her foot which kept up an incessant tapping. Isn't it interesting when a placid, still personality sort of chugs under- neath like a Pierce- Arrow ? Being a Ford myself — all noise and rattle — I admire tremendously the other thing. We both have our places in the world.
The "tired business man" of Philadelphia must be in an ungovernable humour this morning. Just think! He sat for ...five hours in one seat! Gen- erally we have waited for the audience, and the only time we ever kept them waiting, we wept to think that they should be so abused.
Good-bye, Philadelphia! Do you suppose Wil- mington paid us that $7, 000 as a sort of saucy joke on you?
P. S. — George Cohan has nicknamed Madame Eleanora de Cisneros. She is now known as Madame Scissors!
Brooklyn, Friday, May 17th, 1918.
The business everywhere is limited only by the capacity of the theatre, the enthusiasm by the capac- ity of the individual.
What to read after The Greatest of These Electronic Resource?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laurette Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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