Felix O'day
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It will make a splendid banquet hall! And after the party we willleave it just so. Fine, my child! And I have an idea, too--a brilliantidea. Hans, ask Mr. Kling to be good enough to come up here!" With the surrender of her Uncle Felix, Masie resumed her spinning aroundthe room and kept it up until the father's bald head showed clear abovethe top of the stairs.
"Masie has had one brilliant idea, Mr. Kling, and I have another. I willtell you mine first. " It was wonderful how thoroughly he unders...tood theDutchman.
"Vell, vot is it?" Otto had sniffed something unusual in the atmosphereand was on the defensive. When there was only one to deal with hesometimes had his way; never when they were leagued together.
"I propose, " continued O'Day, "to turn this whole floor into the sortof a room one could live in--like many of the great halls I have seenabroad--and I think we have enough material to make a success of it, plenty of space in which to put everything where it belongs. Leave thatbig chair where I have placed it, throw some rugs on the floor, nail thestuffs and tapestries to the walls, fasten the brackets and sconces andappliques on top of them, filled with candles, and hang the lanterns andchurch lamps to the rafters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It will make a splendid banquet hall! And after the party we willleave it just so. Fine, my child! And I have an idea, too--a brilliantidea. Hans, ask Mr. Kling to be good enough to come up here!" With the surrender of her Uncle Felix, Masie resumed her spinning aroundthe room and kept it up until the father's bald head showed clear abovethe top of the stairs.
"Masie has had one brilliant idea, Mr. Kling, and I have another. I willtell you mine first. " It was wonderful how thoroughly he unders...tood theDutchman.
"Vell, vot is it?" Otto had sniffed something unusual in the atmosphereand was on the defensive. When there was only one to deal with hesometimes had his way; never when they were leagued together.
"I propose, " continued O'Day, "to turn this whole floor into the sortof a room one could live in--like many of the great halls I have seenabroad--and I think we have enough material to make a success of it, plenty of space in which to put everything where it belongs. Leave thatbig chair where I have placed it, throw some rugs on the floor, nail thestuffs and tapestries to the walls, fasten the brackets and sconces andappliques on top of them, filled with candles, and hang the lanterns andchurch lamps to the rafters.
What to read after Felix O'day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith Francis Hopkinson to read onlineMoreLess
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