Mary-'gusta
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" At the dinner table that evening Keith referred to his experience aslistener in Hamilton and Company's shop.
"That girl with the queer name, " he said, "a niece of those two oldchaps who run the place, I believe she is. Do you know anything abouther, Gertrude?" Before Mrs. Keith could reply, Edna spoke: "Ask Sam, Dad, " she said, mischievously. "Sam knows about her. He justadores that store; he spends half his time there. " "Nonsense, Edna!" protested Sam, turning red. "I don't do any suchthi...ng. " "Oh, yes, you do. And you know about Mary-'Gusta too. He says she's apeach, Daddy. " "Humph!" grunted her brother, indignantly. "Well, she is one. She'sgot every girl in your set skinned a mile for looks. But I don't knowanything about her, of course. " Mrs. Keith broke in. "Skinned a mile!" she repeated, with a shudder. "Sam, what language you do use! Yes, John, " she added, addressing herhusband. "I know the girl well. She's pretty and she is sensible. Fora girl who has had no opportunities and has lived all her life here inSouth Harniss she is really quite remarkable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" At the dinner table that evening Keith referred to his experience aslistener in Hamilton and Company's shop.
"That girl with the queer name, " he said, "a niece of those two oldchaps who run the place, I believe she is. Do you know anything abouther, Gertrude?" Before Mrs. Keith could reply, Edna spoke: "Ask Sam, Dad, " she said, mischievously. "Sam knows about her. He justadores that store; he spends half his time there. " "Nonsense, Edna!" protested Sam, turning red. "I don't do any suchthi...ng. " "Oh, yes, you do. And you know about Mary-'Gusta too. He says she's apeach, Daddy. " "Humph!" grunted her brother, indignantly. "Well, she is one. She'sgot every girl in your set skinned a mile for looks. But I don't knowanything about her, of course. " Mrs. Keith broke in. "Skinned a mile!" she repeated, with a shudder. "Sam, what language you do use! Yes, John, " she added, addressing herhusband. "I know the girl well. She's pretty and she is sensible. Fora girl who has had no opportunities and has lived all her life here inSouth Harniss she is really quite remarkable.
What to read after Mary-'gusta?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lincoln Joseph Crosby to read onlineMoreLess
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