Mehitable
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Someone began to play a bar or two of music. It was the little waltz air that Jean played for Clythie when she danced. It changed suddenly to "Couleur de rose" from the "Quaker Girl" then the music stopped, and Mehitable heard Clythie's voice.
"Do you really think Madame will want me to dance at the concert Saturday night, Jean? One never knows what she will like. " "Oh, yes, do Clythie, " Jean's voice answered. "The gover- nesses all want you to, they have never seen you dance. What will you w...ear?" "The gray, I think, and the thin rose scarf, it's so shiny and soft. You'll wear your new blue. Oh, you're sweet in that, Jeanie. " "It is rather nice, " answered Jean. "Oh, I do wish we had some sort of fluffiness for that poor child, Mehitable. " Clythie's voice broke in. sne dresses like a why some very poor sort of farmer girl, or not like that either, for farmer girls generally manage to have something pre- sentable. Those brown dresses of her's and that awful red and white check silk she puts on for the concerts!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Someone began to play a bar or two of music. It was the little waltz air that Jean played for Clythie when she danced. It changed suddenly to "Couleur de rose" from the "Quaker Girl" then the music stopped, and Mehitable heard Clythie's voice.
"Do you really think Madame will want me to dance at the concert Saturday night, Jean? One never knows what she will like. " "Oh, yes, do Clythie, " Jean's voice answered. "The gover- nesses all want you to, they have never seen you dance. What will you w...ear?" "The gray, I think, and the thin rose scarf, it's so shiny and soft. You'll wear your new blue. Oh, you're sweet in that, Jeanie. " "It is rather nice, " answered Jean. "Oh, I do wish we had some sort of fluffiness for that poor child, Mehitable. " Clythie's voice broke in. sne dresses like a why some very poor sort of farmer girl, or not like that either, for farmer girls generally manage to have something pre- sentable. Those brown dresses of her's and that awful red and white check silk she puts on for the concerts!
What to read after Mehitable?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katharine Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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