Adventures in Friendship
Adventures in Friendship
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Several times Harriet and I have been with her to tea. Like many another genius, she has no conception of her own art in such matters as apple puddings. She herself pre- fers graham gems, in which she believes there inheres a certain mysterious efficacy.
She bakes gems on Monday and has them steamed during the remainder of the week — with tea.
And as a sort of dessert she tells us about the Danas, the Aikens and the Carnahans, who are, in various relationships, her pro- Digitized by Google 126 ...ADVENTURES IN genitors. We gravitate into the other room, and presently she shows us, in the plush album, the portraits of various cousins aunts and uncles. And by-and-by Harriet warms up and begins to tell about the Scrib- ners, the Macintoshes, and the Strayers, who are our progenitors.
"The Aikens,'' says Miss Aiken, "were always like that — downright and out- spoken. It is an Aiken trait. No Aiken could ever help blurting out the truth if he knew he were to die for it the next minute.'' \ "That was like the Macintoshes,'' Harriet puts in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Several times Harriet and I have been with her to tea. Like many another genius, she has no conception of her own art in such matters as apple puddings. She herself pre- fers graham gems, in which she believes there inheres a certain mysterious efficacy.
She bakes gems on Monday and has them steamed during the remainder of the week — with tea.
And as a sort of dessert she tells us about the Danas, the Aikens and the Carnahans, who are, in various relationships, her pro- Digitized by Google 126 ...ADVENTURES IN genitors. We gravitate into the other room, and presently she shows us, in the plush album, the portraits of various cousins aunts and uncles. And by-and-by Harriet warms up and begins to tell about the Scrib- ners, the Macintoshes, and the Strayers, who are our progenitors.
"The Aikens,'' says Miss Aiken, "were always like that — downright and out- spoken. It is an Aiken trait. No Aiken could ever help blurting out the truth if he knew he were to die for it the next minute.'' \ "That was like the Macintoshes,'' Harriet puts in.
What to read after Adventures in Friendship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grayson, David, 1870-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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