Autobiography of An Elderly Woman
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I said nothing about this, however, and in a few days, when Margaret sug- gested we should call, " It seems," said I, " rather damp to me to-day. You run over, Margaret dear, so as to be nice and cordial and leave my cards. If we are in for a spell of bad weather, I may not get around for a week or two." So saying, I settled myself comfort- ably in my chair and told the maid to telephone to my friend Mrs. Welling- 101 AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF ton to see if she would come and play logomachy. I sat there... waiting with that most comfortable of all feelings in my heart, — a feeling that comes of having decently avoided a disagreeable duty. I looked back over my long life and thought of the many times I had called and called and called on people I did n't want to, — new church people who I thought were lonely; people who were friends of friends of mine with whom I had no more in common than I had with a flagstaff.
Before she went out, Margaret asked, "Are there any more calls you don't feel like making?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I said nothing about this, however, and in a few days, when Margaret sug- gested we should call, " It seems," said I, " rather damp to me to-day. You run over, Margaret dear, so as to be nice and cordial and leave my cards. If we are in for a spell of bad weather, I may not get around for a week or two." So saying, I settled myself comfort- ably in my chair and told the maid to telephone to my friend Mrs. Welling- 101 AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF ton to see if she would come and play logomachy. I sat there... waiting with that most comfortable of all feelings in my heart, — a feeling that comes of having decently avoided a disagreeable duty. I looked back over my long life and thought of the many times I had called and called and called on people I did n't want to, — new church people who I thought were lonely; people who were friends of friends of mine with whom I had no more in common than I had with a flagstaff.
Before she went out, Margaret asked, "Are there any more calls you don't feel like making?
What to read after Autobiography of An Elderly Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shapiro Bruce Rogers Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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