Mercy Philbrick's Choice
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He was looking about the room with adissatisfied expression of countenance. In a few moments, he saidabruptly, -- "'S this all the furniture you've got?" Mrs. Carr colored, and looked appealingly at Mercy; but Mercy laughed, and replied as she would have answered her own grandfather, -- "Oh, no, not all we have! We have five more rooms furnished. It is all wehave for this room, however. These rooms are all larger than our roomswere at home, and so the things look scanty. But I shall get more by...degrees. " "Hm! hm! Want any thing out o' my lumber-room? Have it's well's not. Things no good to anybody. " "Oh, no, thank you, Mr. Wheeler. We have all we need. I could not think oftaking any thing more from you. We are under great obligation to you nowfor the clock, " said Mercy; and Mrs. Carr bewilderedly ejaculated, "Oh, no, sir, --no, sir! There isn't any call for you to give us any thin'. " While they were speaking, the old man was rapidly going out of the house;with quick, short steps like a child, and tapping his cane on the floor atevery step.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was looking about the room with adissatisfied expression of countenance. In a few moments, he saidabruptly, -- "'S this all the furniture you've got?" Mrs. Carr colored, and looked appealingly at Mercy; but Mercy laughed, and replied as she would have answered her own grandfather, -- "Oh, no, not all we have! We have five more rooms furnished. It is all wehave for this room, however. These rooms are all larger than our roomswere at home, and so the things look scanty. But I shall get more by...degrees. " "Hm! hm! Want any thing out o' my lumber-room? Have it's well's not. Things no good to anybody. " "Oh, no, thank you, Mr. Wheeler. We have all we need. I could not think oftaking any thing more from you. We are under great obligation to you nowfor the clock, " said Mercy; and Mrs. Carr bewilderedly ejaculated, "Oh, no, sir, --no, sir! There isn't any call for you to give us any thin'. " While they were speaking, the old man was rapidly going out of the house;with quick, short steps like a child, and tapping his cane on the floor atevery step.
What to read after Mercy Philbrick's Choice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackson Helen Hunt to read onlineMoreLess
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