An Encore
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"But Mrs. North isn't sensible, " Gussie protested, "and she'll--" "Dr. Lavendar said 'there was no fool like a middle-aged fool, '" Cyrusagreed.
"Middle-aged! She's as old as Methuselah!" "That's what I told him, " said Cyrus.
* * * * * By the end of April Old Chester smiled. How could it help it? Gussieworried so that she took frequent occasion to point out possibilities;and after the first gasp of incredulity, one could hear a faint echo ofthe giggles of forty-eight years before. Mary No...rth heard it, and herheart burned within her.
"It's got to stop, " she said to herself, passionately; "I must speak tohis son. " But her throat was dry at the thought. It seemed as if it would kill herto speak to a man on such a subject, even to as little of a man asCyrus. But, poor, shy tigress! to save her mother, what would she notdo? In her pain and fright she said to Mrs. North that if that old mankept on making her uncomfortable and conspicuous, they would leave OldChester!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"But Mrs. North isn't sensible, " Gussie protested, "and she'll--" "Dr. Lavendar said 'there was no fool like a middle-aged fool, '" Cyrusagreed.
"Middle-aged! She's as old as Methuselah!" "That's what I told him, " said Cyrus.
* * * * * By the end of April Old Chester smiled. How could it help it? Gussieworried so that she took frequent occasion to point out possibilities;and after the first gasp of incredulity, one could hear a faint echo ofthe giggles of forty-eight years before. Mary No...rth heard it, and herheart burned within her.
"It's got to stop, " she said to herself, passionately; "I must speak tohis son. " But her throat was dry at the thought. It seemed as if it would kill herto speak to a man on such a subject, even to as little of a man asCyrus. But, poor, shy tigress! to save her mother, what would she notdo? In her pain and fright she said to Mrs. North that if that old mankept on making her uncomfortable and conspicuous, they would leave OldChester!
What to read after An Encore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deland, Margaret Wade Campbell, 1857-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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