Miss Gibbie Gault a Story
Miss Gibbie Gault a Story
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"Good-morning! May I come in?" Miss Gibbie put the paper on the chair by her side, took off her glasses, wiped them, put them back, and again looked at her visitor.
"Not until I look at you for half a minute, " she said. " Raise that parasol and stand just where you are. There! That's right! In the doorway you 191 MISS GIBBIE GAULT look like a Roisart I saw some years ago in France. I wanted to buy it, but the man imagined I was one of those fool Americans who value a thing according to its pri...ce, and charged what he thought he could get. He got nothing. Come in. Do you make your own clothes ?" "I make my summer ones. " Mrs. Burnham's face lighted with amusement, and, as she took the chair Miss Gibbie pushed toward her, she brushed back the stray strands of hair the breeze had blown across her face, and fastened them securely.
"I told some one the other day you were an illus tration of what I have always contended, and that is a woman can look well in very inexpensive clothes if she has sense enough to get the right kind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Good-morning! May I come in?" Miss Gibbie put the paper on the chair by her side, took off her glasses, wiped them, put them back, and again looked at her visitor.
"Not until I look at you for half a minute, " she said. " Raise that parasol and stand just where you are. There! That's right! In the doorway you 191 MISS GIBBIE GAULT look like a Roisart I saw some years ago in France. I wanted to buy it, but the man imagined I was one of those fool Americans who value a thing according to its pri...ce, and charged what he thought he could get. He got nothing. Come in. Do you make your own clothes ?" "I make my summer ones. " Mrs. Burnham's face lighted with amusement, and, as she took the chair Miss Gibbie pushed toward her, she brushed back the stray strands of hair the breeze had blown across her face, and fastened them securely.
"I told some one the other day you were an illus tration of what I have always contended, and that is a woman can look well in very inexpensive clothes if she has sense enough to get the right kind.
What to read after Miss Gibbie Gault a Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Lee Langley Bosher to read onlineMoreLess
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