The Seamy Side : a Story of the True Condition of Things Theatrical
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When I made some such defense for him, Dainty only threw back her pretty head and exclaimed: "Child alive! you don't suppose he's going to break the ice and get himself into trouble, do you? He may be a married man, and if he spoke first you'd have the innings to go and tell wifie, if you didn't happen to kitten." She was always talking in this vein, and I had come now to pay very little attention to her; so she went on: "Golly, I haven't saved a cent all season, and I'm in debt for clothes on ...this job. Oh Lord! if we close now with nothing to do all summer, you'll see me going around in cabs and things in New York, with 'em with noses like this," and she circled a large hook in the air with her pretty finger.
Of course, we laughed at her, and Miriam said: "You ought not to worry. Sneak has been at work all winter at a good salary." "Yes," observed Dainty, "which he has spent long ago, or if not 'divil's the cint he'll ge ta me,' (rashly mixing her Irish and Scotch). Not him I Why when we were in vaudeville, doing a sketch, he gave me a salary and by golly, I had to pay my own expenses even to half the rent of our room in hotels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When I made some such defense for him, Dainty only threw back her pretty head and exclaimed: "Child alive! you don't suppose he's going to break the ice and get himself into trouble, do you? He may be a married man, and if he spoke first you'd have the innings to go and tell wifie, if you didn't happen to kitten." She was always talking in this vein, and I had come now to pay very little attention to her; so she went on: "Golly, I haven't saved a cent all season, and I'm in debt for clothes on ...this job. Oh Lord! if we close now with nothing to do all summer, you'll see me going around in cabs and things in New York, with 'em with noses like this," and she circled a large hook in the air with her pretty finger.
Of course, we laughed at her, and Miriam said: "You ought not to worry. Sneak has been at work all winter at a good salary." "Yes," observed Dainty, "which he has spent long ago, or if not 'divil's the cint he'll ge ta me,' (rashly mixing her Irish and Scotch). Not him I Why when we were in vaudeville, doing a sketch, he gave me a salary and by golly, I had to pay my own expenses even to half the rent of our room in hotels.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dennison, H. A., Ill to read onlineMoreLess
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