Other People's Business
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" It was characteristic of Mrs. Hornblower's shrewdness that supper wasalways late when she had a dressmaker in the house. The fire refusedto draw. A scarcity of eggs necessitated a change in her plans forsupper, and the new menu invariably demanded more time than thatoriginally decided upon. Persis, left to herself, and thoroughlyunderstanding the purpose back of these various delays andpostponements, smiled grimly, yet not without a certain reluctantadmiration, and retaliated by sewing more a...nd more slowly. And for thehundredth time that day, her thoughts returned to Mrs. Hornblower'scareless reference to a prospective visit. Mr. Ware! Could she havemeant Justin? His connection with the apple company made this seemalmost certain, and yet it was inconceivable that Lena Hornblowershould refer to his coming with such nonchalant certainty when sheherself was in the dark. Persis' capable hands dropped to her lap. For the minute she was a girl again, parting from the boy who lovedher, lifting her tear-wet face for the comfort of his kisses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It was characteristic of Mrs. Hornblower's shrewdness that supper wasalways late when she had a dressmaker in the house. The fire refusedto draw. A scarcity of eggs necessitated a change in her plans forsupper, and the new menu invariably demanded more time than thatoriginally decided upon. Persis, left to herself, and thoroughlyunderstanding the purpose back of these various delays andpostponements, smiled grimly, yet not without a certain reluctantadmiration, and retaliated by sewing more a...nd more slowly. And for thehundredth time that day, her thoughts returned to Mrs. Hornblower'scareless reference to a prospective visit. Mr. Ware! Could she havemeant Justin? His connection with the apple company made this seemalmost certain, and yet it was inconceivable that Lena Hornblowershould refer to his coming with such nonchalant certainty when sheherself was in the dark. Persis' capable hands dropped to her lap. For the minute she was a girl again, parting from the boy who lovedher, lifting her tear-wet face for the comfort of his kisses.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith Harriet L. to read onlineMoreLess
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