Mary the Merry And Other Tales
Mary the Merry And Other Tales
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The hunch-back sat at her coffee mute, as if no verbal missile had been thrown at her. "She'll croak when I make more money than her, " Mary thought.
It was time to start out ; still Rhoda did not move. Mary grew nervous. "It's late, " she said to her mother, indirectly reminding Rhoda to start out.
Rhoda rose from her seat, took her lunch, and made a step. But suddenly she grasped her sister in her arms, and was kissing her madly. "Poor little sister, " she sobbed. "Poor little sister!" [24] A...des' "Ad" for Aid TO the headquarters ! ' ' Mrs. Ades ordered, leaning back in her seat.
The chauffeur at once started the limousine for the Belgian relief headquarters. He knew where his mistress meant him to take her ; he was an experi- enced man.
Before they had left the fashionable street behind them, however, Mrs. Ades changed her mind. She carried the little tube to her lips, and ordered : "Ades' Department Store, Stephen. " The automobile at once turned its course thither.
William Ades, proprietor of the great business house, was at the office.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The hunch-back sat at her coffee mute, as if no verbal missile had been thrown at her. "She'll croak when I make more money than her, " Mary thought.
It was time to start out ; still Rhoda did not move. Mary grew nervous. "It's late, " she said to her mother, indirectly reminding Rhoda to start out.
Rhoda rose from her seat, took her lunch, and made a step. But suddenly she grasped her sister in her arms, and was kissing her madly. "Poor little sister, " she sobbed. "Poor little sister!" [24] A...des' "Ad" for Aid TO the headquarters ! ' ' Mrs. Ades ordered, leaning back in her seat.
The chauffeur at once started the limousine for the Belgian relief headquarters. He knew where his mistress meant him to take her ; he was an experi- enced man.
Before they had left the fashionable street behind them, however, Mrs. Ades changed her mind. She carried the little tube to her lips, and ordered : "Ades' Department Store, Stephen. " The automobile at once turned its course thither.
William Ades, proprietor of the great business house, was at the office.
What to read after Mary the Merry And Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leo Robbins to read onlineMoreLess
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