Every Soul Hath Its Song
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We feel toward you justlike home folks. " "Indeed, what I don't see I ask for, Mrs. Shongut. " "Renie, pass Mr. Hochenheimer some more of that red cabbage. " "No, no--please, Mrs. Shongut; I got plenty. " "Ach, Mr. Hochenheimer, you eat so little you must be in love. " "Mamma!" "Ach, Mr. Hochenheimer knows that I only fool. Renie, pass thedumplings. " "No, no--please! I--" "Mamma, don't force. You're not bashful, are you, Mr. Hochenheimer?" Miss Shongut inclined her head with a saucy, birdlike ...motion, and showedhim the full gleaming line of her teeth. He took a large mouthful ofice-water to wash down the red of confusion that suddenly swam high inhis face, tingeing even his ears.
"For more dumplings I ain't bashful, Miss Renie; but there--there'sother things--I am bashful to ask for. " From his place at the far end of the table Mr. Shongut laughed deep, asthough a spiral spring was vibrating in the recesses of his throat.
"Bashful with the girls--eh, Hochenheimer?" "I ain't much of a lady's man, Shongut.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We feel toward you justlike home folks. " "Indeed, what I don't see I ask for, Mrs. Shongut. " "Renie, pass Mr. Hochenheimer some more of that red cabbage. " "No, no--please, Mrs. Shongut; I got plenty. " "Ach, Mr. Hochenheimer, you eat so little you must be in love. " "Mamma!" "Ach, Mr. Hochenheimer knows that I only fool. Renie, pass thedumplings. " "No, no--please! I--" "Mamma, don't force. You're not bashful, are you, Mr. Hochenheimer?" Miss Shongut inclined her head with a saucy, birdlike ...motion, and showedhim the full gleaming line of her teeth. He took a large mouthful ofice-water to wash down the red of confusion that suddenly swam high inhis face, tingeing even his ears.
"For more dumplings I ain't bashful, Miss Renie; but there--there'sother things--I am bashful to ask for. " From his place at the far end of the table Mr. Shongut laughed deep, asthough a spiral spring was vibrating in the recesses of his throat.
"Bashful with the girls--eh, Hochenheimer?" "I ain't much of a lady's man, Shongut.
What to read after Every Soul Hath Its Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hurst Fannie to read onlineMoreLess
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