Ethel Morton's Holidays
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It isn't as if we had been extravagant and run into debt. The babycame unexpectedly and had to be made comfortable right off. We canassume that responsibility and pay up when we are able. I don't thinkthat we ought to let that interrupt any plans we have to make Christmaspleasant for anybody. " "I believe you're right, " agreed Tom, "but I think we must limitourselves somewhat. " "You'll be limited by the low state of the treasury, young man, " growledJames.
"Wait and hear me. I imagine that wh...at the president has in mind for ourChristmas work is doing something for the children in the Glen Pointorphanage. " Helen and Margaret nodded.
"What do you say, then, if we decide to limit our Christmas work as aclub to doing something for the orphanage and for Elisabeth? And Ishould like to suggest that no one of us gives a personal present thatcosts more than ten cents to any relative or friend. Then we can placein the club treasury whatever we had intended to spend more than that, and do the best we can with whatever amount that puts into James's handsfor the Glen Point orphans and Elisabeth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It isn't as if we had been extravagant and run into debt. The babycame unexpectedly and had to be made comfortable right off. We canassume that responsibility and pay up when we are able. I don't thinkthat we ought to let that interrupt any plans we have to make Christmaspleasant for anybody. " "I believe you're right, " agreed Tom, "but I think we must limitourselves somewhat. " "You'll be limited by the low state of the treasury, young man, " growledJames.
"Wait and hear me. I imagine that wh...at the president has in mind for ourChristmas work is doing something for the children in the Glen Pointorphanage. " Helen and Margaret nodded.
"What do you say, then, if we decide to limit our Christmas work as aclub to doing something for the orphanage and for Elisabeth? And Ishould like to suggest that no one of us gives a personal present thatcosts more than ten cents to any relative or friend. Then we can placein the club treasury whatever we had intended to spend more than that, and do the best we can with whatever amount that puts into James's handsfor the Glen Point orphans and Elisabeth.
What to read after Ethel Morton's Holidays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith Mabell Shippie Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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