Hi Please help me with the meanings of some expressions in italics. Context: These lines are from Best Seller by O Henry. The story is about a man who criticizes best sellers for presenting what he calls unrealistic stories wherein ordinary men marry woman of royal households. Ironically he a plate -glass salesman marries a rich lady. 1. ..these kind of love stories are rank on- the-level. 2. he rings in three solid pages about America's uncrowned sovereigns. 3.He has a sword that might free Schutzenfestenstein from the plots of traitors. 4. His talk about freeing anything sounded as much like canned sardines. How is it connected with canned sardines? 5. I did not mind let plate glass business go to smash for a while. 6. The train kept the right of way as much as possible.
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Hi Well, you have cleverly picked out the tricky ones. 1. these love-stories are very honest and fair on their part.
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Hi Well, you have cleverly picked out the tricky ones.
1.
these love-stories are very honest and fair on their part.
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three solid pages about America's uncrowned prince/princess/king/monarch...
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Hi Well, you have cleverly picked out the tricky ones.
1. .....these love-stories are very honest and fair on their part. 2. .....three solid pages about America's uncrowned prince/princess/king/monarch... 3. Schutzenfestenstein is a fictious character in that story. 4. He talked as if the job(freeing the...) was so easy... 5. He completely
note in 4. opening canned sardines is supposed to be easy- AND it when he says "...sounds as much as canned sardines" it also hints the fact that that schutzenfetenstein's pronunciation is supposed to sound similar/rhyme to that of 'canned sardines'! now theres a pun!