Balloons
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" "Well, " (George thought it so like a woman to go off at a tangent likethat), "you've got Richard. " "Richard, " she twinkled, "is not like you. He loves my books. " "He ought to know better, " George asserted severely, and at that momentin he came.
"George!" Richard was jubilant. "Have you heard the news?" "What news?" George was thinking of the Carpentier-Lewis fight due thatnight.
"June has been awarded the Nobel prize. " "How splendid!" George looked a little puzzled. "Is it for life savi...ng?" "Yes, " June put in quickly.
"I'm not at all surprised. " George beamed at her. "You always were asplucky as they made 'em and gifted. Do you remember how charmingly youused to sing? 'Not a big voice, but so true, ' Mother used to say, andshe's a great judge. " "Your mother has always been so sweet to me. " "What a talented woman like you wants to write for beats me. " George had got back to his grievance again, but she lured him on to thesubject of irises on which they were both experts, and it was not tilljust before dinner that he hurried away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Well, " (George thought it so like a woman to go off at a tangent likethat), "you've got Richard. " "Richard, " she twinkled, "is not like you. He loves my books. " "He ought to know better, " George asserted severely, and at that momentin he came.
"George!" Richard was jubilant. "Have you heard the news?" "What news?" George was thinking of the Carpentier-Lewis fight due thatnight.
"June has been awarded the Nobel prize. " "How splendid!" George looked a little puzzled. "Is it for life savi...ng?" "Yes, " June put in quickly.
"I'm not at all surprised. " George beamed at her. "You always were asplucky as they made 'em and gifted. Do you remember how charmingly youused to sing? 'Not a big voice, but so true, ' Mother used to say, andshe's a great judge. " "Your mother has always been so sweet to me. " "What a talented woman like you wants to write for beats me. " George had got back to his grievance again, but she lured him on to thesubject of irises on which they were both experts, and it was not tilljust before dinner that he hurried away.
What to read after Balloons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bibesco Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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