Holiday Tales Christmas in the Adirondacks
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The edges of this square of white sheeting that had thus providentially found its true and predestined use were orna- mented with the leaves of the wild myrtle, stitched on in the form of scallops. In the center, with a brave show of artistic skill, were the words, " Merry Christmas," prettily worked with the small brown cones of the pines. This, the joint product of Wild Bill's industry and the woman's taste, commanded the enthusiastic admiration of all ; and even the little boy, from the heig...ht of a chair into which he had climbed, was profoundly affected by the show it made.
The Trapper had charge of the meat department, and it is safe to say that no Delmonico could undertake to serve venison in greater variety than did he. To him it was a grand occasion, and — in a culinary sense — he rose grandly to meet it. What bosom is without its little vanities ? and shall we laugh at the dear old man because he looked upon the opportunity before him with feeling other than pure benevolence, — even of com- placency that what he was doing was being done as no one else could do it ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The edges of this square of white sheeting that had thus providentially found its true and predestined use were orna- mented with the leaves of the wild myrtle, stitched on in the form of scallops. In the center, with a brave show of artistic skill, were the words, " Merry Christmas," prettily worked with the small brown cones of the pines. This, the joint product of Wild Bill's industry and the woman's taste, commanded the enthusiastic admiration of all ; and even the little boy, from the heig...ht of a chair into which he had climbed, was profoundly affected by the show it made.
The Trapper had charge of the meat department, and it is safe to say that no Delmonico could undertake to serve venison in greater variety than did he. To him it was a grand occasion, and — in a culinary sense — he rose grandly to meet it. What bosom is without its little vanities ? and shall we laugh at the dear old man because he looked upon the opportunity before him with feeling other than pure benevolence, — even of com- placency that what he was doing was being done as no one else could do it ?
What to read after Holiday Tales Christmas in the Adirondacks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H H William Henry Harrison Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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