The Library And the Librarian a Selection of Articles From the Boston Evening T
The Library And the Librarian a Selection of Articles From the Boston Evening T
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I turned an electric fan in this direction until I got a severe crick in the back of my neck ; then I had to switch it off and put up with the heat and the critters. " "The big, brown-bearded German who spends every even- ing here from seven to nine, came in tonight as usual, and stood near my desk. I was aware of him before he spoke or came into sight, for he belongs to some sect which has scruples against bathtubs, — but he is a good fellow at a distance — and I like to talk to him. He mopped... his brow, and gleamed at me through his spectacles. ' Ach ', he began, ' dis vas dropical ! Die young voman oudt dere asked me tit I vant ' Der Chungle ' to read ! I haf toldt her no ; dere vas Chungle enough for me all aroundt ! Ho ! Ho ! How vas dot ? See here vat I haf — ' Die Ameri- caner ', by Munsterberg. You haf peen at Harfard — tit you 58 THE LIBRARY AND THE LIBRARIAN know Munsterberg ? Veil, he iss all right, but he iss too fond of Villum. Who ? Of Villum — der Kaiser. See here, dere iss a baper calldt 'Der Bo-o-okmann ' — haf you got him ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I turned an electric fan in this direction until I got a severe crick in the back of my neck ; then I had to switch it off and put up with the heat and the critters. " "The big, brown-bearded German who spends every even- ing here from seven to nine, came in tonight as usual, and stood near my desk. I was aware of him before he spoke or came into sight, for he belongs to some sect which has scruples against bathtubs, — but he is a good fellow at a distance — and I like to talk to him. He mopped... his brow, and gleamed at me through his spectacles. ' Ach ', he began, ' dis vas dropical ! Die young voman oudt dere asked me tit I vant ' Der Chungle ' to read ! I haf toldt her no ; dere vas Chungle enough for me all aroundt ! Ho ! Ho ! How vas dot ? See here vat I haf — ' Die Ameri- caner ', by Munsterberg. You haf peen at Harfard — tit you 58 THE LIBRARY AND THE LIBRARIAN know Munsterberg ? Veil, he iss all right, but he iss too fond of Villum. Who ? Of Villum — der Kaiser. See here, dere iss a baper calldt 'Der Bo-o-okmann ' — haf you got him ?
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