A Gentleman From Mississippi 8 4
A Gentleman From Mississippi 8 4
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"Oh, I use the word in a general sense, Senator, " replied Haines. "Pretty much everything is a 'game'--society, politics, newspaperwork, business of every sort. Men and women make 'moves' to meet themoves of other men and women. Why, even in religion, the way somepeople play a--" The speaker was interrupted by the appearance of Hope Georgia, who wassearching for her father.
"Stay here and listen to what a hard task your old father has got, "said the Mississippian to his daughter, whom he prese...nted to Haineswith a picturesque flourish reminiscent of the pride and chivalry ofthe old South. "He has the idea that those New Yorkers who read hispaper would actually like to know something about me. " Hope Georgia stole many glances at the reporter as he talked with herfather. He made a deep impression on her young mind. She had spentalmost all her life on the plantation, her father providing her witha private tutor instead of sending her to boarding-school, where herelder sister had been educated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Oh, I use the word in a general sense, Senator, " replied Haines. "Pretty much everything is a 'game'--society, politics, newspaperwork, business of every sort. Men and women make 'moves' to meet themoves of other men and women. Why, even in religion, the way somepeople play a--" The speaker was interrupted by the appearance of Hope Georgia, who wassearching for her father.
"Stay here and listen to what a hard task your old father has got, "said the Mississippian to his daughter, whom he prese...nted to Haineswith a picturesque flourish reminiscent of the pride and chivalry ofthe old South. "He has the idea that those New Yorkers who read hispaper would actually like to know something about me. " Hope Georgia stole many glances at the reporter as he talked with herfather. He made a deep impression on her young mind. She had spentalmost all her life on the plantation, her father providing her witha private tutor instead of sending her to boarding-school, where herelder sister had been educated.
What to read after A Gentleman From Mississippi 8 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas a Wise to read onlineMoreLess
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