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" Did who have to wait long? " " Well, either of them, dear. If one did, the other did, didn t he? I was thinking of Mr. Tyrrell. " " Not very long, " said Edith.
Mame sewed for a while in silence, her head bent close to her work.
" Do you know, " she said, presently, " I thought when I came in I saw you leaning over the banister. " Edith said nothing, but she felt the blood in her cheeks.
" We had a fine meeting, " Mame pursued: " real splendid, it was. Sallie Hamilton made the open ing prayer..., and I never heard her pray better. The treasurer s report showed we d made forty-two dol lars and thirty-four cents at the bazaar last week. " She paused and looked at the ceiling for inspira tion. " Or was it forty-two dollars and forty-three cents?" Edith left decision to the ceiling, and, that refus ing information, Mame went on: " Mrs. Colly made a good speech, too. She really 290 JIM near convinced me the home missionary field was almost as important as the foreign one; but she did have to admit a land where everybody s Chris tians, like ours, can t be quite so important as where everybody s a heathen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Did who have to wait long? " " Well, either of them, dear. If one did, the other did, didn t he? I was thinking of Mr. Tyrrell. " " Not very long, " said Edith.
Mame sewed for a while in silence, her head bent close to her work.
" Do you know, " she said, presently, " I thought when I came in I saw you leaning over the banister. " Edith said nothing, but she felt the blood in her cheeks.
" We had a fine meeting, " Mame pursued: " real splendid, it was. Sallie Hamilton made the open ing prayer..., and I never heard her pray better. The treasurer s report showed we d made forty-two dol lars and thirty-four cents at the bazaar last week. " She paused and looked at the ceiling for inspira tion. " Or was it forty-two dollars and forty-three cents?" Edith left decision to the ceiling, and, that refus ing information, Mame went on: " Mrs. Colly made a good speech, too. She really 290 JIM near convinced me the home missionary field was almost as important as the foreign one; but she did have to admit a land where everybody s Chris tians, like ours, can t be quite so important as where everybody s a heathen.
What to read after Jim?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reginald Wright Kauffman to read onlineMoreLess
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