The Art of Expression
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" Five hun- dred dollars, sir ! Only five hundred dollars. Think of it, 1 From *' Sealed Orders," copyright, 1879, by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps.
I20 REGIT ATIOJJS sir ! But the conditions are the most curious thing. She scorns to take so Httle, maybe. I don't know. All I know is, every dollar of it is to go to old women who haven't lived as they'd ought to in this town. ' For the relief of the aged women of Havermash, who, having in their youth led questionable lives, are left friendless, needy, ...and perhaps repentant in their de- chning years.' That's the wording of the agreement." Last Christmas eve fell in Havermash wild and windy. It was a cheerless night for the prima donna to be in Havermash.
Joe had been saying so all day. She thought so, it would seem, when he handed her from the cars. Half Havermash was at the station. All Havermash remembers that. It was with difficulty that Joe could get her to her carriage quietly, as befitted, to his fancy, the conduct of a lady's welcome.
" I did not expect to see so many people,'' said Miss Thamre, in her pretty accented, appealing way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Five hun- dred dollars, sir ! Only five hundred dollars. Think of it, 1 From *' Sealed Orders," copyright, 1879, by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps.
I20 REGIT ATIOJJS sir ! But the conditions are the most curious thing. She scorns to take so Httle, maybe. I don't know. All I know is, every dollar of it is to go to old women who haven't lived as they'd ought to in this town. ' For the relief of the aged women of Havermash, who, having in their youth led questionable lives, are left friendless, needy, ...and perhaps repentant in their de- chning years.' That's the wording of the agreement." Last Christmas eve fell in Havermash wild and windy. It was a cheerless night for the prima donna to be in Havermash.
Joe had been saying so all day. She thought so, it would seem, when he handed her from the cars. Half Havermash was at the station. All Havermash remembers that. It was with difficulty that Joe could get her to her carriage quietly, as befitted, to his fancy, the conduct of a lady's welcome.
" I did not expect to see so many people,'' said Miss Thamre, in her pretty accented, appealing way.
What to read after The Art of Expression?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burt, Grace Anna, 1874- to read onlineMoreLess
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