The Master of the House a Story of Modern American Life Adapted From the Play
The Master of the House a Story of Modern American Life Adapted From the Play
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"Call Mrs. Hoffman, " he said briefly. "I wish to speak to her. " This frightened her beyond the power of a reply, for at a time when Anna was but newly convalescent, even Frederick Hoffman would ordinarily have gone up to her, if he had things he wished to talk about.
She hurried voiceless to obey his order and presently his wife came down to him placid, wholly undis turbed.
THE MASTER OF THE HOUSE 225 "Did you tell Barbie that you wished to see me?" "Yes. " "What is it?" He found it difficult... to make a start, but mastered his embarrassment with a firm effort of his iron will. "Anna, you have caused a great deal of trouble to day. " She seemed surprised. "I? In what way?" "You allowed yourself to be carried away by temper and you were entirely too hard on that poor girl. She " "I suppose you mean Miss Curtis, " she said calmly. "Then she has complained about it. " His embarrassment still troubled him. "No; but I know exactly what happened. " "Well, then, the incident is closed. " Anna did not even look at him, but, sitting at a table, took her darning-basket from it and began to search its con tents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Call Mrs. Hoffman, " he said briefly. "I wish to speak to her. " This frightened her beyond the power of a reply, for at a time when Anna was but newly convalescent, even Frederick Hoffman would ordinarily have gone up to her, if he had things he wished to talk about.
She hurried voiceless to obey his order and presently his wife came down to him placid, wholly undis turbed.
THE MASTER OF THE HOUSE 225 "Did you tell Barbie that you wished to see me?" "Yes. " "What is it?" He found it difficult... to make a start, but mastered his embarrassment with a firm effort of his iron will. "Anna, you have caused a great deal of trouble to day. " She seemed surprised. "I? In what way?" "You allowed yourself to be carried away by temper and you were entirely too hard on that poor girl. She " "I suppose you mean Miss Curtis, " she said calmly. "Then she has complained about it. " His embarrassment still troubled him. "No; but I know exactly what happened. " "Well, then, the incident is closed. " Anna did not even look at him, but, sitting at a table, took her darning-basket from it and began to search its con tents.
What to read after The Master of the House a Story of Modern American Life Adapted From the Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Marshall And Charles T Dazey to read onlineMoreLess
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