Other Peoples Houses
Other Peoples Houses
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"My dear Cousin Laura, where's your morality?" "When I see a girl like Jane Dench, my morality upholds me in leaving no stone unturned to secure her for my son. " "If he will, he will, you know; and if he won't, he won't. " 256 OTHER PEOPLE'S HOUSES "You think I shall do no good? You don't understand him in the least !" "Aren't you glad that I don't?" "Oh, you'd be quite impossible for Ralph. " Mrs. Par- rish's attention was momentarily diverted "Tell me, why do you powder your nose at this hou...r?" "It's a special kind of powder that's supposed to be very beneficial to the skin. " Emily buried her whole face in its midst and emerged white, but triumphant. "Very bene ficial. You said I would be impossible for Ralph for whom would I not be?" "Why not for Mr. Barlow? " Mrs. Parrish was nothing if not direct ; but it was clear that Emily thought her plan the best joke she'd heard in years. The wine was of a flavor delicate and varied ; and Emily, in spite of the ful ness and fatigue of her day perhaps because of it was well able to appreciate it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"My dear Cousin Laura, where's your morality?" "When I see a girl like Jane Dench, my morality upholds me in leaving no stone unturned to secure her for my son. " "If he will, he will, you know; and if he won't, he won't. " 256 OTHER PEOPLE'S HOUSES "You think I shall do no good? You don't understand him in the least !" "Aren't you glad that I don't?" "Oh, you'd be quite impossible for Ralph. " Mrs. Par- rish's attention was momentarily diverted "Tell me, why do you powder your nose at this hou...r?" "It's a special kind of powder that's supposed to be very beneficial to the skin. " Emily buried her whole face in its midst and emerged white, but triumphant. "Very bene ficial. You said I would be impossible for Ralph for whom would I not be?" "Why not for Mr. Barlow? " Mrs. Parrish was nothing if not direct ; but it was clear that Emily thought her plan the best joke she'd heard in years. The wine was of a flavor delicate and varied ; and Emily, in spite of the ful ness and fatigue of her day perhaps because of it was well able to appreciate it.
What to read after Other Peoples Houses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Dewing Kaup to read onlineMoreLess
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