Army Letters From An Officer's Wife, 1871-1888
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Night before last Mrs. Mills invited me to a family dinner. ColonelMills was away, but Mr. Hughes was there, also Lieutenant Harvey to whomMiss Mills is engaged, and the three Mills boys, making a nice littleparty. But I felt rather sad--Faye was still en route to Washington, andgoing farther from home every hour, and it was impossible to tell whenhe would return, Mrs. Mills seemed distraite, too, when I first got tothe house, but she soon brightened up and was as animated as ever. Thedinner wa...s perfect. Colonel Mills is quite an epicure, and he and Mrs. Mills have a reputation for serving choice and dainty things on theirtable. We returned to the little parlor after dinner, and were talkingand laughing, when something went bang! like the hard shutting of adoor.
Mrs. Mills jumped up instantly and exclaimed, "I knew it--I knew it!"and rushed to the back part of the house, the rest of us running afterher. She went on through to the Chinaman's room, and there, on his cot, lay the little man, his face even then the color of old ivory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Night before last Mrs. Mills invited me to a family dinner. ColonelMills was away, but Mr. Hughes was there, also Lieutenant Harvey to whomMiss Mills is engaged, and the three Mills boys, making a nice littleparty. But I felt rather sad--Faye was still en route to Washington, andgoing farther from home every hour, and it was impossible to tell whenhe would return, Mrs. Mills seemed distraite, too, when I first got tothe house, but she soon brightened up and was as animated as ever. Thedinner wa...s perfect. Colonel Mills is quite an epicure, and he and Mrs. Mills have a reputation for serving choice and dainty things on theirtable. We returned to the little parlor after dinner, and were talkingand laughing, when something went bang! like the hard shutting of adoor.
Mrs. Mills jumped up instantly and exclaimed, "I knew it--I knew it!"and rushed to the back part of the house, the rest of us running afterher. She went on through to the Chinaman's room, and there, on his cot, lay the little man, his face even then the color of old ivory.
What to read after Army Letters From An Officer's Wife, 1871-1888?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roe Frances Marie Antoinette Mack to read onlineMoreLess
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