Hannah Thurston, a Story of American Life
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Woodbury I' they all shouted, the young ladies insisting that I should and micst entertain them in my turn. My heart came into my throat. I attempted to laugh off the* idea as a jest, but they were too joyously excited to heed ma It was a cruel embarrassment, for none of the com- pany even knew where I lived. My letters were always sent to the office of my employer. Moreover, I had but five dol- lars, and had made a resolution never to live in advance of my wages. What was I to do ? The other g...uests, ignorant of my confusion, or not heeding it, were already talking of the entertainment as settled, and began to suggest the evening when \t should take place. I was meditating, in a sort of des- peration, whether I should not spring up and rush out of the house, when I caught Miss Remington's eye. I saw that she understood my embarrassment, and wanted to help me. Her look said 'Accept I' — a singular fancy darted through my mind, and I instantly regained my self-possession. I informed the company that I should be very happy to receive them, and that my entertainment should bear the same proportion to my means as that of our host.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Woodbury I' they all shouted, the young ladies insisting that I should and micst entertain them in my turn. My heart came into my throat. I attempted to laugh off the* idea as a jest, but they were too joyously excited to heed ma It was a cruel embarrassment, for none of the com- pany even knew where I lived. My letters were always sent to the office of my employer. Moreover, I had but five dol- lars, and had made a resolution never to live in advance of my wages. What was I to do ? The other g...uests, ignorant of my confusion, or not heeding it, were already talking of the entertainment as settled, and began to suggest the evening when \t should take place. I was meditating, in a sort of des- peration, whether I should not spring up and rush out of the house, when I caught Miss Remington's eye. I saw that she understood my embarrassment, and wanted to help me. Her look said 'Accept I' — a singular fancy darted through my mind, and I instantly regained my self-possession. I informed the company that I should be very happy to receive them, and that my entertainment should bear the same proportion to my means as that of our host.
What to read after Hannah Thurston, a Story of American Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor Bayard to read onlineMoreLess
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