HENRY JAMES SALOONWe serve a variety of food here at HENRY JAMES SALOON. Our menu offers French Onion Soup, Meatball Sandwich w/ Soup, Philly Special, Hot Roast Beef w/ Soup, Cordon Bleu Burger and more! We are located Jamestown Street. We're not far from Acme. Order online for ...
Even the classic Salute waits like some great lady on the threshold of her saloon. She is more ample and serene, more seated at her door, than all the copyists have told us, with her domes and scrolls, her scolloped buttresses and statues forming a pompous crown, and her wide steps ...
by Henry James CHAPTER I “Every one asks me what I ‘think’ of everything,” said Spencer Brydon; “and I make answer as I can – begging or dodging the question, putting them off with any nonsense. It wouldn’t matter to any of them really,” he went on, “for, even were it...
"So, Bassett rents a room over a saloon and looks around for some furniture and chromos.The same night I went to Monty Silver's house, and he let me have $200 on my prospects.Then I went to the only store in Los Perros that sold playing cards and bought every deck in the house....
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In general, when Rosier presented himself on a Thursday evening, his first recognition was for the walls of the saloon; there were three or four objects his eyes really yearned for. But after his talk with Madame Merle he felt the extreme seriousness of his position; and now, when he ...
James,Henry Published:1875 Categorie(s):Fiction Source:http://.gutenberg 1 AboutJames: HenryJames,sonoftheologianHenryJamesSr.andbrotherofthe philosopherandpsychologistWilliamJamesanddiaristAliceJames, wasanAmerican-bornauthorandliterarycriticofthelate19thandearly 20thcenturies.HespentmuchofhislifeinEuropeand...
His walk had become fairly good by the time he reached the great white edifice that unfolds its repeated colonnades and uplifts its isolated dome at the end of a long vista of saloons and tobacco-shops. He slowly climbed the great steps, hesitating a little, even wondering why he had ...
It has sometimes been reported that the encounter with Frank Cahill took place in a saloon. Again on the run, McCarty, who had begun to refer to himself as "Willam H. Bonney", next turned up in the house of Heiskell Jones in Pecos Valley, New Mexico. Apaches had stolen ...
James opened the outer door. A stream of light went down the graveled walk to the iron gate. Black Riley, McCarthy, and "One-ear" Mike saw, and carelessly drew their sinister cordon closer about the gate. With a more imperious gesture than James's master had ever used or could ...