Father of the Bride
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said Mrs. Banks soothingly, going to the head of the stairs.“Stanley.”“Yes?”“Did you notice that one of those boxes you took down to the cellar wasn’t quite unpacked?”Mr. Banks put down his newspaper. “Now listen, Ellie—”“Well, won’t you just run down in the cellar and have a look, dear. It’s a box from Scranton. Just bring it up and we’ll go through it up here.”Or again: “Darling, I’m afraid we’ve left a card somewhere in one of the boxes. A set of beautiful salad plates came and we don’t know ...who sent them. Are you sure there wasn’t a card in one of those cartons you brought down?”Mr. Banks admitted that it was barely possible that he had carried a card down to the cellar without noticing it.“Well, won’t you try and find that box, dear, and just run through it. It was from the Tucker Gift Shop, so it ought to be easy.”Mr. Banks returned to the cellar. The place began to remind him of the hold of a badly packed cargo ship. Which boxes had come today, which yesterday or which a week ago was any man’s guess.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Mrs. Banks soothingly, going to the head of the stairs.“Stanley.”“Yes?”“Did you notice that one of those boxes you took down to the cellar wasn’t quite unpacked?”Mr. Banks put down his newspaper. “Now listen, Ellie—”“Well, won’t you just run down in the cellar and have a look, dear. It’s a box from Scranton. Just bring it up and we’ll go through it up here.”Or again: “Darling, I’m afraid we’ve left a card somewhere in one of the boxes. A set of beautiful salad plates came and we don’t know ...who sent them. Are you sure there wasn’t a card in one of those cartons you brought down?”Mr. Banks admitted that it was barely possible that he had carried a card down to the cellar without noticing it.“Well, won’t you try and find that box, dear, and just run through it. It was from the Tucker Gift Shop, so it ought to be easy.”Mr. Banks returned to the cellar. The place began to remind him of the hold of a badly packed cargo ship. Which boxes had come today, which yesterday or which a week ago was any man’s guess.
What to read after Father of the Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Streeter Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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