Original Drawings By Orson Lowell. [catalogue of Exhibition] August 18, to October 18, 1911
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I^owering the temperature for mother and the girls.
42. Animal rugs with heads. If hostesses will fill their rooms with these things, they should be prepared to handle the disqualified guests.
43. Their attractive mother.
Penelope: " He's been awfully nice to me all summer. ' ' Gladys : "And to me, too." Maude : "No nicer than he's been to me." Penelope : ' ' And he inquired if I minded if he asked mama. ' ' Gladys: "He asked me that, too." Maude: "That's no more than he asked me." Penelope: ' ...'And I said he might. ' ' Gladys: "And I said so, too." Maude: ' ' No objection from me. ' ' All : ' ^And now he's proposing to her. ' ' 44. He: "it's a charming apartment, but the thirtieth floor." Louise Jebb : "Yes — we wanted to be nearer papa. ' ' ' 'And where does your father live?' ' "He's dead." 45. At the Waldorf-Astoria.
46. VisitingBriton : "T-A-M H-T-A-B— nameof the villa, I take it. One of those 'straordi- nary Indian names. Rummy word in the mouth, though." 47. He: "Charming! delightful!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I^owering the temperature for mother and the girls.
42. Animal rugs with heads. If hostesses will fill their rooms with these things, they should be prepared to handle the disqualified guests.
43. Their attractive mother.
Penelope: " He's been awfully nice to me all summer. ' ' Gladys : "And to me, too." Maude : "No nicer than he's been to me." Penelope : ' ' And he inquired if I minded if he asked mama. ' ' Gladys: "He asked me that, too." Maude: "That's no more than he asked me." Penelope: ' ...'And I said he might. ' ' Gladys: "And I said so, too." Maude: ' ' No objection from me. ' ' All : ' ^And now he's proposing to her. ' ' 44. He: "it's a charming apartment, but the thirtieth floor." Louise Jebb : "Yes — we wanted to be nearer papa. ' ' ' 'And where does your father live?' ' "He's dead." 45. At the Waldorf-Astoria.
46. VisitingBriton : "T-A-M H-T-A-B— nameof the villa, I take it. One of those 'straordi- nary Indian names. Rummy word in the mouth, though." 47. He: "Charming! delightful!
What to read after Original Drawings By Orson Lowell. [catalogue of Exhibition] August 18, to October 18, 1911?
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