Everybody's Lonesome
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Now, you think! It probably won't be a very largeassembly. These dear people, who have many friends, are at home onFriday evenings. Sometimes a large number call, sometimes only a few. And in New York, you know, people are not 'introduced round'; you justmeet such of your fellow guests as happen to 'come your way, ' so tospeak. That is, if there are many. We'll go down and call thisevening--take our chance of few or many, and try out our Secret. AndI'll do just as you think you'd like best; I'l...l tell you about thepeople we're going to see and try to guess as well as I can who elsemay be there. Or I won't tell you anything at all--just leave you toremember that 'folks is folks, ' and to find out the rest for yourself. You needn't decide now. Take all day to think about it, if you like. " "Oh, dear!" cried Mary Alice, "I'm all in a flutter. I don't believeI'll ever be able to decide, but I'll think hard all day. And now tellme what I am to wear. " She went to her room and got her dark blue taffeta and showed theprogress of yesterday with the new dark net sleeves to replace the uglyruffly white lace ones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, you think! It probably won't be a very largeassembly. These dear people, who have many friends, are at home onFriday evenings. Sometimes a large number call, sometimes only a few. And in New York, you know, people are not 'introduced round'; you justmeet such of your fellow guests as happen to 'come your way, ' so tospeak. That is, if there are many. We'll go down and call thisevening--take our chance of few or many, and try out our Secret. AndI'll do just as you think you'd like best; I'l...l tell you about thepeople we're going to see and try to guess as well as I can who elsemay be there. Or I won't tell you anything at all--just leave you toremember that 'folks is folks, ' and to find out the rest for yourself. You needn't decide now. Take all day to think about it, if you like. " "Oh, dear!" cried Mary Alice, "I'm all in a flutter. I don't believeI'll ever be able to decide, but I'll think hard all day. And now tellme what I am to wear. " She went to her room and got her dark blue taffeta and showed theprogress of yesterday with the new dark net sleeves to replace the uglyruffly white lace ones.
What to read after Everybody's Lonesome?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clara E Clara Elizabeth Laughlin to read onlineMoreLess
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