From Father to Son
From Father to Son
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Mr. Sackett tilted his chin upwards, raising an imaginary eyeglass and survey- ing an imaginary room in a grotesque yet entirely recog- nizable parody. "Very nice!" he drawled mincingly; " nice feeling in that panelling, don't you think? And it's so difficult to ketch the neo-classic spirits of the First Ompeere, too — hoo, hoo, ho, ha, ha ! " said Mr. Sackett, exploding in a laugh that caused passers-by to turn and stare. He punched Steven in the ribs. " Ain't it great? " 204 FROM FATHER TO SO...N " Why, you seem to appreciate it fully, Mr. Sackett, " said Steve, obliged to laugh himself. " I'm sure Mrs. Ballard will be glad she has succeeded so well. She deserves to suc- ceed; she's genuinely interested and very artistic — " he halted, as the other, facing him, screwed one entire side of his face into a wink of combined humor, sagacity and satiri- cal import.
" Sure! She's all that — and then some! " he announced. " Say, young man, I owe you something for tipping me off to this house-decorating business.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Sackett tilted his chin upwards, raising an imaginary eyeglass and survey- ing an imaginary room in a grotesque yet entirely recog- nizable parody. "Very nice!" he drawled mincingly; " nice feeling in that panelling, don't you think? And it's so difficult to ketch the neo-classic spirits of the First Ompeere, too — hoo, hoo, ho, ha, ha ! " said Mr. Sackett, exploding in a laugh that caused passers-by to turn and stare. He punched Steven in the ribs. " Ain't it great? " 204 FROM FATHER TO SO...N " Why, you seem to appreciate it fully, Mr. Sackett, " said Steve, obliged to laugh himself. " I'm sure Mrs. Ballard will be glad she has succeeded so well. She deserves to suc- ceed; she's genuinely interested and very artistic — " he halted, as the other, facing him, screwed one entire side of his face into a wink of combined humor, sagacity and satiri- cal import.
" Sure! She's all that — and then some! " he announced. " Say, young man, I owe you something for tipping me off to this house-decorating business.
What to read after From Father to Son?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Stanbery Watts to read onlineMoreLess
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