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I suppose you think it's all right because you're betting on a sure thing. Queer how some folks think betting is all proper if you win, but it's dreadful wicked if you lose.
{Disappears, l.) Mrs. T. I suppose I ought not to encourage Hiram, for he does bet altogether too much, but I'm only a poor widow, and HIRAM JONES* BET 7 it's really helping the poor if he loses to me, and I do want that quarter. Hiram ought to be encouraged to be more char- itable, anyhow. {Knock, r.) Come in I Enter Miss ...Clorinda Lane.
Clo. How are you, Matilda ? I felt rather lonesome this afternoon, and I thought presumably you did too, as you also live alone, so I decided to bring my embroidery and sit a while with you.
Hiram {looking in l.). Wonder if she's interested in the next door neighbor, too ? ( Vanishes, .) Mrs. T. Well, I keep so busy I don't have much time to be lonesome. I'm a poor widow, and have to sew for my liv- ing, and I can't afford to spend my time running around to the neighbors, the way some folks do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I suppose you think it's all right because you're betting on a sure thing. Queer how some folks think betting is all proper if you win, but it's dreadful wicked if you lose.
{Disappears, l.) Mrs. T. I suppose I ought not to encourage Hiram, for he does bet altogether too much, but I'm only a poor widow, and HIRAM JONES* BET 7 it's really helping the poor if he loses to me, and I do want that quarter. Hiram ought to be encouraged to be more char- itable, anyhow. {Knock, r.) Come in I Enter Miss ...Clorinda Lane.
Clo. How are you, Matilda ? I felt rather lonesome this afternoon, and I thought presumably you did too, as you also live alone, so I decided to bring my embroidery and sit a while with you.
Hiram {looking in l.). Wonder if she's interested in the next door neighbor, too ? ( Vanishes, .) Mrs. T. Well, I keep so busy I don't have much time to be lonesome. I'm a poor widow, and have to sew for my liv- ing, and I can't afford to spend my time running around to the neighbors, the way some folks do.
What to read after Hiram Jones' Bet ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Countryman, May Ella, 1882- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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