Little Miss Grouch
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Now Mr. Diedrick Sperry, never notable for the most amiable of moods andmanners, was nourishing in his rather dull brain a sense of injury, inthat he had been ousted from his point of vantage. As an object ofredress the Tyro struck him as eminently suitable. From Mrs. Denyse hehad heard the story of the pushing young "haberdasher, " and hissuspicions identified the newcomer.
"Say, Miss Cecily, " he said, "why 'n't you interdoose your friend tous?" In defense of the Sperry accent, I may adduce t...hat, by virtue ofhis wealth and position he had felt at liberty to dispense with thelesser advantages of education and culture; therefore he talked thelanguage of Broadway.
"What? To all of you?" she said lazily. "Oh, it would take much toolong. " "Well, to me, anyway, " insisted the rather thinly gilded youth. "I binhearin' about him. " "Very well: Mr. Sperry, Mr. Daddleskink. " She pronounced the abominable syllables quite composedly. But upon Mr. Sperry they produced an immediate effect.
"Wha-at!" he cried with a broad grin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now Mr. Diedrick Sperry, never notable for the most amiable of moods andmanners, was nourishing in his rather dull brain a sense of injury, inthat he had been ousted from his point of vantage. As an object ofredress the Tyro struck him as eminently suitable. From Mrs. Denyse hehad heard the story of the pushing young "haberdasher, " and hissuspicions identified the newcomer.
"Say, Miss Cecily, " he said, "why 'n't you interdoose your friend tous?" In defense of the Sperry accent, I may adduce t...hat, by virtue ofhis wealth and position he had felt at liberty to dispense with thelesser advantages of education and culture; therefore he talked thelanguage of Broadway.
"What? To all of you?" she said lazily. "Oh, it would take much toolong. " "Well, to me, anyway, " insisted the rather thinly gilded youth. "I binhearin' about him. " "Very well: Mr. Sperry, Mr. Daddleskink. " She pronounced the abominable syllables quite composedly. But upon Mr. Sperry they produced an immediate effect.
"Wha-at!" he cried with a broad grin.
What to read after Little Miss Grouch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams Samuel Hopkins to read onlineMoreLess
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