How Could You, Jean?
How Could You, Jean?
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It'll be real nice for you to have young company right in the house, won't it?
"I wonder if he likes pie. Most men folks think so much of pie. The hired man I had before Jim came would sit down and eat a whole half before he'd 17C HOW COULD YOU, JEAN?
go up to bed never hurt him a bit either. My pie crust wouldn't hurt a baby. You bring the young man up some evening and I'll let him try one of my custard pies. Most men folks are partial to custard pie. I'll give you my recipe, Miss Mackaye. It'...s just as well for girls to practise on what men like specially. Married life needs things like that to help over. Mr. Morley was tempery but I could usually manage him with custard pie better than with 'most any- thing, unless it was chicken fricassee. You never saw such a man for chicken gravy if it was made right. " Jean went away down the road pondering over men and their ways. There was something that appealed to her about managing a man with custard pie and chicken gravy; but Mr. Bonner was not a fair test.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It'll be real nice for you to have young company right in the house, won't it?
"I wonder if he likes pie. Most men folks think so much of pie. The hired man I had before Jim came would sit down and eat a whole half before he'd 17C HOW COULD YOU, JEAN?
go up to bed never hurt him a bit either. My pie crust wouldn't hurt a baby. You bring the young man up some evening and I'll let him try one of my custard pies. Most men folks are partial to custard pie. I'll give you my recipe, Miss Mackaye. It'...s just as well for girls to practise on what men like specially. Married life needs things like that to help over. Mr. Morley was tempery but I could usually manage him with custard pie better than with 'most any- thing, unless it was chicken fricassee. You never saw such a man for chicken gravy if it was made right. " Jean went away down the road pondering over men and their ways. There was something that appealed to her about managing a man with custard pie and chicken gravy; but Mr. Bonner was not a fair test.
What to read after How Could You, Jean??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanor Hoyt Brainerd to read onlineMoreLess
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