Letters of Mrs James G Blaine volume 01
Letters of Mrs James G Blaine volume 01
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AUGUSTA, August 14th 1879 MY DEAU M. , Here I am sitting up in my best black summer dress, which however is fast taking on a shining face, preparatory to a tea drinking with Herbert Davis, but alas ! instead of a long table where face answers to face, all up and down the sides, only us four and no more, will sit down to our fried chicken to-night; for at six this morning Alice and H got off to Squirrel Island, and a time we had to get them off, as we slept till five and a half, and there were M...aud and Bess and Alice Farwell and Aunt Emily to collect on the way.
Emmons alone has represented the junior part of the Elaine family, and has most agreeably fulfilled the function, correcting proof for Honest Truth, reading, endorsing and sending telegrams, borrowing my last V to send to John Goodenow, of whom he had borrowed one at Old Orchard, tearing down town a dozen times for his Father, carving a mighty sirloin of roast beef for dinner, the knife so sharp it went [ 158] MRS. JAMES G. ELAINE into it like butter, to use his own words for I have myself bought a whetstone and instructed Millie in its use, and I only wish Philip Ely of blessed memory were here to use the carver, playing billiards every minute in which your Father found a minute to whistle " For he might have been a Prussian " and to hold a cue, and finally getting your Father to the station with his three coats and his bag though I packed the bag, and Maggie Nurse collected the coats, and Millie and Maggie and Tom and Emmons and I all j oined in the search for the hat, which finally, retain ing its crown and rim, when any respectable hat would have given up the ghost, was found under all the newspapers and all the books, having evidently been used all day for a cushion by every sitter down in the library.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AUGUSTA, August 14th 1879 MY DEAU M. , Here I am sitting up in my best black summer dress, which however is fast taking on a shining face, preparatory to a tea drinking with Herbert Davis, but alas ! instead of a long table where face answers to face, all up and down the sides, only us four and no more, will sit down to our fried chicken to-night; for at six this morning Alice and H got off to Squirrel Island, and a time we had to get them off, as we slept till five and a half, and there were M...aud and Bess and Alice Farwell and Aunt Emily to collect on the way.
Emmons alone has represented the junior part of the Elaine family, and has most agreeably fulfilled the function, correcting proof for Honest Truth, reading, endorsing and sending telegrams, borrowing my last V to send to John Goodenow, of whom he had borrowed one at Old Orchard, tearing down town a dozen times for his Father, carving a mighty sirloin of roast beef for dinner, the knife so sharp it went [ 158] MRS. JAMES G. ELAINE into it like butter, to use his own words for I have myself bought a whetstone and instructed Millie in its use, and I only wish Philip Ely of blessed memory were here to use the carver, playing billiards every minute in which your Father found a minute to whistle " For he might have been a Prussian " and to hold a cue, and finally getting your Father to the station with his three coats and his bag though I packed the bag, and Maggie Nurse collected the coats, and Millie and Maggie and Tom and Emmons and I all j oined in the search for the hat, which finally, retain ing its crown and rim, when any respectable hat would have given up the ghost, was found under all the newspapers and all the books, having evidently been used all day for a cushion by every sitter down in the library.
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