Bride Roses; a Scene
Bride Roses; a Scene
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The florist turns to him inquiringly, and upon this hint he speaks.
[16] Bride Roses The Young Mem: "I want you to send a few roses — white ones, or nearly white " — He looks at the lady. " Per- haps"— The Lady: "Oh, not at all! I had n't decided to take them." TheFloHst: "I got plenty this kindt; all you want. I can always get them." The Young Man, dreamily regard- ing the roses : " They look rather chilly." He goes to the stove, and drawing off his gloves, warms his hands, and then comes back.... "What do you call this rose?" The Florist : " The Pridte." The Young Man, uncertainly : " Oh ! " The lady moves a little way up the coun- ter toward the window, but keeps look- ing at the young man from time to [17] Bride Roses time. She cannot help hearing all that he says. " Have n't you any white rose with a little color in it ? Just the faint- est tinge, the merest touch." The Florist: "No, no; they are whidte, or they are yellow ; dtea-rhoces ; Marshal Niel" — The Young Man: " Ah, I don't want anything of that kind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The florist turns to him inquiringly, and upon this hint he speaks.
[16] Bride Roses The Young Mem: "I want you to send a few roses — white ones, or nearly white " — He looks at the lady. " Per- haps"— The Lady: "Oh, not at all! I had n't decided to take them." TheFloHst: "I got plenty this kindt; all you want. I can always get them." The Young Man, dreamily regard- ing the roses : " They look rather chilly." He goes to the stove, and drawing off his gloves, warms his hands, and then comes back.... "What do you call this rose?" The Florist : " The Pridte." The Young Man, uncertainly : " Oh ! " The lady moves a little way up the coun- ter toward the window, but keeps look- ing at the young man from time to [17] Bride Roses time. She cannot help hearing all that he says. " Have n't you any white rose with a little color in it ? Just the faint- est tinge, the merest touch." The Florist: "No, no; they are whidte, or they are yellow ; dtea-rhoces ; Marshal Niel" — The Young Man: " Ah, I don't want anything of that kind.
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