Old Economy : the Harmony Society
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And his white curls shine in the sunlight, and then a fat little figure dashes at us and actually puts his arm around us. He looks exactly like a very fat Cupid grown aged and bald, and is David the waiter, who almost cries with joy to see us. A door opens at one side of the long entry and before us stands Melena, dressed in the workaday costume of the "sisters," blue wolsey, faint- ly striped with red, short waisted, high shouldered, full skirted, a bewitching attempt at "surplice neck," is de...corously filled in with exquisitely pleated linen ruf- fles and bounded in by a gayly bordered blue silk 'ker- chief. A long black apron falls to her comfortably shod, very large feet, while the dearest old face, wrink- led, yet rosy, with soft blue eyes, beams on us from a frame of high crowned blue cap. Her greeting brings Semira, stately enough for an empress, from her house- keeping, and then Rosie, grotesquely plain, (she looks just like a red earthen- ware crock,) and the helpers all come in and make us welcome, and we go up the stairs into a rather stuffy room, but hurry back so as to do some sight-seeing before dinner, Joseph gravely warning us not to be late, as "we waits for nobody," and they do not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And his white curls shine in the sunlight, and then a fat little figure dashes at us and actually puts his arm around us. He looks exactly like a very fat Cupid grown aged and bald, and is David the waiter, who almost cries with joy to see us. A door opens at one side of the long entry and before us stands Melena, dressed in the workaday costume of the "sisters," blue wolsey, faint- ly striped with red, short waisted, high shouldered, full skirted, a bewitching attempt at "surplice neck," is de...corously filled in with exquisitely pleated linen ruf- fles and bounded in by a gayly bordered blue silk 'ker- chief. A long black apron falls to her comfortably shod, very large feet, while the dearest old face, wrink- led, yet rosy, with soft blue eyes, beams on us from a frame of high crowned blue cap. Her greeting brings Semira, stately enough for an empress, from her house- keeping, and then Rosie, grotesquely plain, (she looks just like a red earthen- ware crock,) and the helpers all come in and make us welcome, and we go up the stairs into a rather stuffy room, but hurry back so as to do some sight-seeing before dinner, Joseph gravely warning us not to be late, as "we waits for nobody," and they do not.
What to read after Old Economy : the Harmony Society?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gormly, Agnes Milner Hays, 1847-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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