A Summer On the Canadian Prairie
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The dining-room has been shut these three hours. " " Coffee, then, or tea ? " I suggested.
" Where's the difference ? The kitchen's shut up, and all the women have quit work. You can't have nothing of the kind here. There's a restaurant up the road ; guess you can get it there. Your room is No. 9, first floor. On the left when you get to the top of the stairs. " Hilar i a tittered in the rear. My brother was listening from his post in the doorway.
My head had started to ache. I was determined t...o find tea somewhere.
" The man says there is a restaurant. You and I will go there, " I suggested to Hilaria.
" You can't possibly go to the restaurant, " interfered my brother. •'* There's a pool-room run in connection with it. It is packed with men at this hour. Your goin' there is simply out of the question. " " Well, will you go and try and get us some methylated spirit and some milk ? " suggested Hilaria.
"There is no methylated spirit in the place, " he answered. " Milk is a luxury even at milkin'-time, and all the stores close at six.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The dining-room has been shut these three hours. " " Coffee, then, or tea ? " I suggested.
" Where's the difference ? The kitchen's shut up, and all the women have quit work. You can't have nothing of the kind here. There's a restaurant up the road ; guess you can get it there. Your room is No. 9, first floor. On the left when you get to the top of the stairs. " Hilar i a tittered in the rear. My brother was listening from his post in the doorway.
My head had started to ache. I was determined t...o find tea somewhere.
" The man says there is a restaurant. You and I will go there, " I suggested to Hilaria.
" You can't possibly go to the restaurant, " interfered my brother. •'* There's a pool-room run in connection with it. It is packed with men at this hour. Your goin' there is simply out of the question. " " Well, will you go and try and get us some methylated spirit and some milk ? " suggested Hilaria.
"There is no methylated spirit in the place, " he answered. " Milk is a luxury even at milkin'-time, and all the stores close at six.
What to read after A Summer On the Canadian Prairie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georgina Binnie Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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