Everybodys Lonesome a True Fairy Story
Everybodys Lonesome a True Fairy Story
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At first, it was pretty hard for her to care much about the Secret, or about people. Every assemblage just seemed to her an empty crowd where he was not. But [77] Everybody 's Lonesome when she began to wonder to how many of those selfsame people the others seemed the same as to her, she was inter- ested once more ; the Secret began to work.
It worked so well, in fact, that Mary Alice came to be quite famous in a small way. People in Godmother's distin- guished and delightful " set " talked en-... thusiastically of Mary Alice's quiet charm, and she was asked here and asked there, and had a quite wonderful time.
Her " poor " friend came in, whenever he could, for tea and toast; and some- times he made what he called " a miser- able return " for this hospitality, by ask- ing Godmother and Mary Alice to dine with him at his palace on upper Fifth Avenue and afterwards to sit in his box at the opera. He was a widower, and [78] Learning to be Brave his two sons were married and lived in palaces of their own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At first, it was pretty hard for her to care much about the Secret, or about people. Every assemblage just seemed to her an empty crowd where he was not. But [77] Everybody 's Lonesome when she began to wonder to how many of those selfsame people the others seemed the same as to her, she was inter- ested once more ; the Secret began to work.
It worked so well, in fact, that Mary Alice came to be quite famous in a small way. People in Godmother's distin- guished and delightful " set " talked en-... thusiastically of Mary Alice's quiet charm, and she was asked here and asked there, and had a quite wonderful time.
Her " poor " friend came in, whenever he could, for tea and toast; and some- times he made what he called " a miser- able return " for this hospitality, by ask- ing Godmother and Mary Alice to dine with him at his palace on upper Fifth Avenue and afterwards to sit in his box at the opera. He was a widower, and [78] Learning to be Brave his two sons were married and lived in palaces of their own.
What to read after Everybodys Lonesome a True Fairy Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clara E Clara Elizabeth Laughlin to read onlineMoreLess
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