The Opening Door a Story of the Womans Movement
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Luckily, the men soon came into the drawing-room, and not long afterward a number of other people arrived, for there was to be music. Hope talked to a merry old gentleman who paid her the most de lightful compliments in the nicest way, and, after him, to a rather tongue-tied man with a heavy mustache and an eyeglass, whose face was vaguely familiar. She tortured herself for quite ten minutes in an endeavor to fix it in the proper association, then quite suddenly remembered that he was the man w...ho had been walking with Roger Bacon s sister in the Park that day last spring. She won- [205] THE OPENING DOOR dered if by any chance he remembered ever having seen her before, and decided that he didn t. But once he said that a friend of his, Mrs. Cartwright, had spoken of her.
"And old Henry, too, now that I think of it. He said you were a good sort. And it must be true, because old Henry s not often wrong. " The Cartwrights were still in the country, she gathered Long Island but expected to move into town before the end of the month.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Luckily, the men soon came into the drawing-room, and not long afterward a number of other people arrived, for there was to be music. Hope talked to a merry old gentleman who paid her the most de lightful compliments in the nicest way, and, after him, to a rather tongue-tied man with a heavy mustache and an eyeglass, whose face was vaguely familiar. She tortured herself for quite ten minutes in an endeavor to fix it in the proper association, then quite suddenly remembered that he was the man w...ho had been walking with Roger Bacon s sister in the Park that day last spring. She won- [205] THE OPENING DOOR dered if by any chance he remembered ever having seen her before, and decided that he didn t. But once he said that a friend of his, Mrs. Cartwright, had spoken of her.
"And old Henry, too, now that I think of it. He said you were a good sort. And it must be true, because old Henry s not often wrong. " The Cartwrights were still in the country, she gathered Long Island but expected to move into town before the end of the month.
What to read after The Opening Door a Story of the Womans Movement?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forman Justus Miles to read onlineMoreLess
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