Off Hand Sketches
Off Hand Sketches
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" "There goes the 'tipsy parson'" he hears said, as he passes alongthe street, a dozen times in a week, and he is now seriouslyinclined to leave the village, in order to escape the ridicule hisover-zealous effort to blast the minister's reputation has calledinto existence. As for the Rev. Mr. Manlius, he often tells thestory, and laughs over it as heartily as any one.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING; OR, THE REASON WHY MRS. TODD DIDN'T SPEAK TO MRS. JONES.
"DID you see that?" said Mrs. Jones to her frie...nd Mrs. Lion, withwhom she was walking.
"See what?" "Why, that Mrs. Todd didn't speak to me. " "No. I thought she spoke to you as well as to me. " "Indeed, then, and she didn't. " "Are you sure?" "Sure? Can't I believe my own eyes? She nodded and spoke to you, butshe didn't as much as look at me. " "What in the world can be the reason, Mrs. Jones?" "Dear knows!" "You certainly must be mistaken. Mrs. Todd would not refuse to speakto one of her old friends in the street. " "Humph! I don't know; she's rather queer, sometimes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "There goes the 'tipsy parson'" he hears said, as he passes alongthe street, a dozen times in a week, and he is now seriouslyinclined to leave the village, in order to escape the ridicule hisover-zealous effort to blast the minister's reputation has calledinto existence. As for the Rev. Mr. Manlius, he often tells thestory, and laughs over it as heartily as any one.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING; OR, THE REASON WHY MRS. TODD DIDN'T SPEAK TO MRS. JONES.
"DID you see that?" said Mrs. Jones to her frie...nd Mrs. Lion, withwhom she was walking.
"See what?" "Why, that Mrs. Todd didn't speak to me. " "No. I thought she spoke to you as well as to me. " "Indeed, then, and she didn't. " "Are you sure?" "Sure? Can't I believe my own eyes? She nodded and spoke to you, butshe didn't as much as look at me. " "What in the world can be the reason, Mrs. Jones?" "Dear knows!" "You certainly must be mistaken. Mrs. Todd would not refuse to speakto one of her old friends in the street. " "Humph! I don't know; she's rather queer, sometimes.
What to read after Off Hand Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T S Arthur And F C Woodworth to read onlineMoreLess
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