The Happy Woman
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"Why, certainly, Mrs. Hardwick, " she said, rather nervously. "What do you expect of me?" "I don t suppose It will seem very much to you, " said Mrs. Hardwick in a deprecatory manner. "There are to be sixteen talks, and at one dollar each, the price for all would be sixteen dollars. I have, however, decided to ask but fifteen for the course. I presumed that you would be willing to subscribe for six course tickets. " Again her gaze was fixed on Mrs. Sedley.
Fortunately for Mrs. Hardwick, ninety ...dollars was not much for Mrs. Sedley to spend for anything, and, while that lady thought it rather steep, she was unable under that fixed look of definite expectation to do anything but acquiesce.
"Oh! That will be quite satisfactory, Mrs. Hard wick, " she said.
"Thank you very much. I knew your public spirit and generosity would not fail, and to prove that there is no flattery in this, let me show you the letter I have composed. " Mrs. Hardwick drew a letter from her pocket with great care. The care was undertaken to assure her bringing forth the copy which she had prepared which stated that Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Why, certainly, Mrs. Hardwick, " she said, rather nervously. "What do you expect of me?" "I don t suppose It will seem very much to you, " said Mrs. Hardwick in a deprecatory manner. "There are to be sixteen talks, and at one dollar each, the price for all would be sixteen dollars. I have, however, decided to ask but fifteen for the course. I presumed that you would be willing to subscribe for six course tickets. " Again her gaze was fixed on Mrs. Sedley.
Fortunately for Mrs. Hardwick, ninety ...dollars was not much for Mrs. Sedley to spend for anything, and, while that lady thought it rather steep, she was unable under that fixed look of definite expectation to do anything but acquiesce.
"Oh! That will be quite satisfactory, Mrs. Hard wick, " she said.
"Thank you very much. I knew your public spirit and generosity would not fail, and to prove that there is no flattery in this, let me show you the letter I have composed. " Mrs. Hardwick drew a letter from her pocket with great care. The care was undertaken to assure her bringing forth the copy which she had prepared which stated that Mrs.
What to read after The Happy Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maurice Weyl to read onlineMoreLess
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