Phemie Frost's Experiences
Phemie Frost's Experiences
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We went that way, into a great room, long and wide as a meeting-house, choke full of long windows, and with three awful large glass balloons, blazing with lights, a-hanging from the roof.
The carpet was thick and soft as a sandy shore, and had its colors alltrampled in together, as if some one had stamped down the leaves of amaple camp into the grass as they fell last year.
"The chairs and sofas and looking-glasses were bought when GeneralWashington was President, " says the man.
"Mercy on me! ...you don't say so, " says I. "They look rather skimpy forthese times, don't they?" says I; but then his way of buying things andspending money was a little skimpy compared to the way Presidents spendmoney now; but, of course, we grow more deserving as we grow older. "Now, those red silk curtains that almost hide the lace ones, did theybelong to Washington?" "Them? Oh, no; we change them every four years. " "Then they go out with the President, " says I.
"We don't think that he will go out yet awhile, " says the man, looking alittle wrathy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We went that way, into a great room, long and wide as a meeting-house, choke full of long windows, and with three awful large glass balloons, blazing with lights, a-hanging from the roof.
The carpet was thick and soft as a sandy shore, and had its colors alltrampled in together, as if some one had stamped down the leaves of amaple camp into the grass as they fell last year.
"The chairs and sofas and looking-glasses were bought when GeneralWashington was President, " says the man.
"Mercy on me! ...you don't say so, " says I. "They look rather skimpy forthese times, don't they?" says I; but then his way of buying things andspending money was a little skimpy compared to the way Presidents spendmoney now; but, of course, we grow more deserving as we grow older. "Now, those red silk curtains that almost hide the lace ones, did theybelong to Washington?" "Them? Oh, no; we change them every four years. " "Then they go out with the President, " says I.
"We don't think that he will go out yet awhile, " says the man, looking alittle wrathy.
What to read after Phemie Frost's Experiences?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephens Ann Sophia to read onlineMoreLess
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