Her Associate Members
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" Before that evening was over, both Madeline and Nancy wished they had not been so rash. Though truth to tell, poor Nancy, out of whose hands the matter was taken altogether, could not understand why she should be blamed ; but blamed she was most roundly. The entire Hurst family heard nothing else but the story of Mrs. Holmes insufferable insolence, and Mad s mean- 253 254 HER ASSOCIATE MEMBERS.
ness and Nancy s stupidity in aiding and abetting it. Under the influence of the general disorder, ...Mr. Hurst made a remark which placed him under the ban of disapproval also.
"Well, " he said, "I don t see why you can t keep things decent, so you needn t be afraid to have folks go up stairs when it is necessary ; there are fancy gimcracks enough in the parlor to make Mad s room decently comfortable, if the money spent on them had been put there. " You will be ready to admit that this was hard upon Mrs. Hurst, for the "gimcracks" in the par lor were her idol s.
It was two days before Mrs. Holmes saw Made line again ; she called on the day following her first visit was assured that "Mad" was better, needed nothing, and could not be seen ; on the second day, having knocked gently at the open front door and been unanswered, she waited a minute, then ran lightly up stairs and tapped at Madeline s door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Before that evening was over, both Madeline and Nancy wished they had not been so rash. Though truth to tell, poor Nancy, out of whose hands the matter was taken altogether, could not understand why she should be blamed ; but blamed she was most roundly. The entire Hurst family heard nothing else but the story of Mrs. Holmes insufferable insolence, and Mad s mean- 253 254 HER ASSOCIATE MEMBERS.
ness and Nancy s stupidity in aiding and abetting it. Under the influence of the general disorder, ...Mr. Hurst made a remark which placed him under the ban of disapproval also.
"Well, " he said, "I don t see why you can t keep things decent, so you needn t be afraid to have folks go up stairs when it is necessary ; there are fancy gimcracks enough in the parlor to make Mad s room decently comfortable, if the money spent on them had been put there. " You will be ready to admit that this was hard upon Mrs. Hurst, for the "gimcracks" in the par lor were her idol s.
It was two days before Mrs. Holmes saw Made line again ; she called on the day following her first visit was assured that "Mad" was better, needed nothing, and could not be seen ; on the second day, having knocked gently at the open front door and been unanswered, she waited a minute, then ran lightly up stairs and tapped at Madeline s door.
What to read after Her Associate Members?
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