Patty At Home
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You visited therethree months, you know. " "Yes, I know it, and they were very kind to me. Aunt Isabel had parties, and did things for my pleasure all the time. Well, I'll invite them rightaway. Perhaps I ought to ask Aunt Isabel, too. " "Yes, you might ask her, " said Mr. Fairfield, "and she can bring thechildren down, but she probably will not stay as long as they do. " So Patty wrote for her aunt and cousins, and the first day of Julythey arrived.
Mrs. St. Clair, who was Patty's aunt only by... marriage, was a veryfashionable woman of a pretty, but somewhat artificial, type. She likedyoung people, and had spared no pains to make Patty's visit to her ahappy one. But it was quite evident that she expected Patty to return herhospitality in kind, and she had been at Boxley Hall but a few hoursbefore she began to inquire what plans Patty had made for herentertainment.
Now, though Patty had thought out several little pleasures for hercousins, it hadn't occurred to her that Aunt Isabel would expect partiesmade for her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You visited therethree months, you know. " "Yes, I know it, and they were very kind to me. Aunt Isabel had parties, and did things for my pleasure all the time. Well, I'll invite them rightaway. Perhaps I ought to ask Aunt Isabel, too. " "Yes, you might ask her, " said Mr. Fairfield, "and she can bring thechildren down, but she probably will not stay as long as they do. " So Patty wrote for her aunt and cousins, and the first day of Julythey arrived.
Mrs. St. Clair, who was Patty's aunt only by... marriage, was a veryfashionable woman of a pretty, but somewhat artificial, type. She likedyoung people, and had spared no pains to make Patty's visit to her ahappy one. But it was quite evident that she expected Patty to return herhospitality in kind, and she had been at Boxley Hall but a few hoursbefore she began to inquire what plans Patty had made for herentertainment.
Now, though Patty had thought out several little pleasures for hercousins, it hadn't occurred to her that Aunt Isabel would expect partiesmade for her.
What to read after Patty At Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wells Carolyn to read onlineMoreLess
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