Chats Now Talked of This And Then of That
Chats Now Talked of This And Then of That
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She found it too, for her kind entertainer showed her a whole box of little wax candles, each with its painted decoration of flowers on a colored or gilded ground, and told her the storv of the o O J young girl who maintained herself and her little brother by painting them and doing similar work, and then talked to her a long time about candles.
"When I was young, " said Mrs. Dainty, "there were no gas companies, and, although a few rich persons made gas for their own use, the ordinary light us...ed by persons in moderate circumstances was either an oil lamp or a candle, and most rich persons used wax candles. They did not give so good' a light as a lamp, but they were more costly and were considered more elegant. " " They don't smell quite so bad as kerosene, " said Mollie ; " but you don't truly like them, do you, Mrs. Dainty ? ' " I 'in afraid I do, " answered the old lady. " Nothing can be cleaner or neater than my little taper. See, " and she lighted the little green LITTLE NANNIE ETTICOAT.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She found it too, for her kind entertainer showed her a whole box of little wax candles, each with its painted decoration of flowers on a colored or gilded ground, and told her the storv of the o O J young girl who maintained herself and her little brother by painting them and doing similar work, and then talked to her a long time about candles.
"When I was young, " said Mrs. Dainty, "there were no gas companies, and, although a few rich persons made gas for their own use, the ordinary light us...ed by persons in moderate circumstances was either an oil lamp or a candle, and most rich persons used wax candles. They did not give so good' a light as a lamp, but they were more costly and were considered more elegant. " " They don't smell quite so bad as kerosene, " said Mollie ; " but you don't truly like them, do you, Mrs. Dainty ? ' " I 'in afraid I do, " answered the old lady. " Nothing can be cleaner or neater than my little taper. See, " and she lighted the little green LITTLE NANNIE ETTICOAT.
What to read after Chats Now Talked of This And Then of That?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G Georgianna Hamlen to read onlineMoreLess
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