Home Fires in France
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, . .. " she paused to invent a suffi- ciently savage characterization and hesitated to pro- nounce it. " Well, most of them are not quite so absurd as that. But none of them know any more than we do about keeping accounts, letters ... " Ellen broke in : " How do you keep your accounts, any- how? Bound ledger, or the loose-leaf system ?" They stared. " I have been careful to set down every- thing I could remember in a little note-book, " said Mrs. Putnam.
Ellen looked about for a chair and sat ...down on it hastily. When she could speak again, after a moment of> silent collecting of her forces she said: "Well, I guess the first thing to do is to get a letter-file. I don't know any French, so I probably couldn't get it. If one of you could go . . [.. " The pretty young lady sprang for her hat. " I'll go ! I'll go, Auntie. " " And, " continued Ellen, " you can't do anything till you keep copies of your letters and you can't make copies unless you have a typewriter. Don't you suppose you could rent one ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, . .. " she paused to invent a suffi- ciently savage characterization and hesitated to pro- nounce it. " Well, most of them are not quite so absurd as that. But none of them know any more than we do about keeping accounts, letters ... " Ellen broke in : " How do you keep your accounts, any- how? Bound ledger, or the loose-leaf system ?" They stared. " I have been careful to set down every- thing I could remember in a little note-book, " said Mrs. Putnam.
Ellen looked about for a chair and sat ...down on it hastily. When she could speak again, after a moment of> silent collecting of her forces she said: "Well, I guess the first thing to do is to get a letter-file. I don't know any French, so I probably couldn't get it. If one of you could go . . [.. " The pretty young lady sprang for her hat. " I'll go ! I'll go, Auntie. " " And, " continued Ellen, " you can't do anything till you keep copies of your letters and you can't make copies unless you have a typewriter. Don't you suppose you could rent one ?
What to read after Home Fires in France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fisher Dorothy Canfield to read onlineMoreLess
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