Mrs. Deacon Spriggs ..
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G. Wal, you oughter be thankful you didn't accept the Deacon.
Elnora. But I don't know what I might have done if he'd pressed his suit.
Mrs. G. Wal, I don't know's I ever heard of his havin* his suit pressed an' 'specially his pants, but land! — who'd a thought that would make any difference 'bout his gettin' a wife?
Elnora. Oh, I didn't mean his — er — his pants. Te, he, he' I meant if he'd been more ardent in his attentions — that is — had been more insistent in his proposals, you know.
Mrs. ...G. He seems to have been ardent enough this time. I shouldn't worry a mite about what might have been.
MRS. DEACON SPRIGGS 7 Cynthiana. Oh, we're not worrying, Mrs. Grant. Eut do come, Elnora, we must be going. Besides we shouldn't be telling all our little love affairs. Te, he, he!
Elnoba. Yes, Cynthiana, we must go, and we'll see you Thursday, Mrs. Grant. Good-bye. (Exeunt.) Mrs. G. Dear me! Those old girls hate to admit that they couldn't get husbands, but after all there's worse things than bein' "old maids." (Arises).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
G. Wal, you oughter be thankful you didn't accept the Deacon.
Elnora. But I don't know what I might have done if he'd pressed his suit.
Mrs. G. Wal, I don't know's I ever heard of his havin* his suit pressed an' 'specially his pants, but land! — who'd a thought that would make any difference 'bout his gettin' a wife?
Elnora. Oh, I didn't mean his — er — his pants. Te, he, he' I meant if he'd been more ardent in his attentions — that is — had been more insistent in his proposals, you know.
Mrs. ...G. He seems to have been ardent enough this time. I shouldn't worry a mite about what might have been.
MRS. DEACON SPRIGGS 7 Cynthiana. Oh, we're not worrying, Mrs. Grant. Eut do come, Elnora, we must be going. Besides we shouldn't be telling all our little love affairs. Te, he, he!
Elnoba. Yes, Cynthiana, we must go, and we'll see you Thursday, Mrs. Grant. Good-bye. (Exeunt.) Mrs. G. Dear me! Those old girls hate to admit that they couldn't get husbands, but after all there's worse things than bein' "old maids." (Arises).
What to read after Mrs. Deacon Spriggs ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bugbee, Willis N. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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