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It was a disgrace to the trade.
He said a good deal more about his grocery store — but nothing whatever more about his Blaisdell ances- tors; so Mr. Smith felt justified in considering his efforts to interest Mr. Frank Blaisdell in the ancestor business a failure. Certainly he never tried it again.
It was in February that a certain metropolitan re- porter, short for feature articles, ran up to Hillerton and contributed to his paper, the following Sunday, a write-up on **The Blaisdells One Year ...After,*' en- larging on the fine new homes, the motor cars, and the luxurious living of the three families. And it was three days after this article was printed that Miss Flora appeared at Miss Maggie's, breathless with excitement.
"Just see what I've got in the mail this morning!'' she cried to Miss Maggie, and to Mr. Smith, who had opened the door for her.
With trembling fingers she took from her bag a letter, and a small picture evidently cut from a news- paper.
"There, see," she panted, holding them out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a disgrace to the trade.
He said a good deal more about his grocery store — but nothing whatever more about his Blaisdell ances- tors; so Mr. Smith felt justified in considering his efforts to interest Mr. Frank Blaisdell in the ancestor business a failure. Certainly he never tried it again.
It was in February that a certain metropolitan re- porter, short for feature articles, ran up to Hillerton and contributed to his paper, the following Sunday, a write-up on **The Blaisdells One Year ...After,*' en- larging on the fine new homes, the motor cars, and the luxurious living of the three families. And it was three days after this article was printed that Miss Flora appeared at Miss Maggie's, breathless with excitement.
"Just see what I've got in the mail this morning!'' she cried to Miss Maggie, and to Mr. Smith, who had opened the door for her.
With trembling fingers she took from her bag a letter, and a small picture evidently cut from a news- paper.
"There, see," she panted, holding them out.
What to read after Oh Money Money?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Porter Eleanor Hodgman to read onlineMoreLess
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