Peggy At Spinster Farm
Peggy At Spinster Farm
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And what right has he to be discussing me or my affairs with you or any one else? Your last letter began " Dear Margaret. " That name applied to me is always a danger-signal, so I knew at once you were displeased with me, and just what tone your letter would take. Please begin the next one, " Dear Peggy " and don't be so severe on Yours lovingly, PEGGY.
CHAPTER XIV HAVING COMPANY " COMPANY is something only the rich can afford, " said Hiram one day, after a deluge of relatives in haying time, "... or for people who have nothing to do. Lord deliver me from folks that want to be entertained when weeds are growin' faster'n I can foller 'em with a hoe. " Unconsciously Hiram was struggling with the truth that has overcome many a feeble woman that entertainment and hospitality are not synonymous words. The guest that demands all your time and attention, who must be deferred to every morning, catered to every noon, taken to drive every afternoon and sung to every evening is merely entertained.
189 190 SPINSTER FARM The guest who comes into your house quietly and slips into her part as if she had always been a member of the family ; who talks when you are not occupied with necessary things, and reads or writes or keeps quiet when you are busy; who does not make herself a drain on your resources, but merely adapts her personality to the atmosphere of your house - she it is who really enjoys your hospitality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And what right has he to be discussing me or my affairs with you or any one else? Your last letter began " Dear Margaret. " That name applied to me is always a danger-signal, so I knew at once you were displeased with me, and just what tone your letter would take. Please begin the next one, " Dear Peggy " and don't be so severe on Yours lovingly, PEGGY.
CHAPTER XIV HAVING COMPANY " COMPANY is something only the rich can afford, " said Hiram one day, after a deluge of relatives in haying time, "... or for people who have nothing to do. Lord deliver me from folks that want to be entertained when weeds are growin' faster'n I can foller 'em with a hoe. " Unconsciously Hiram was struggling with the truth that has overcome many a feeble woman that entertainment and hospitality are not synonymous words. The guest that demands all your time and attention, who must be deferred to every morning, catered to every noon, taken to drive every afternoon and sung to every evening is merely entertained.
189 190 SPINSTER FARM The guest who comes into your house quietly and slips into her part as if she had always been a member of the family ; who talks when you are not occupied with necessary things, and reads or writes or keeps quiet when you are busy; who does not make herself a drain on your resources, but merely adapts her personality to the atmosphere of your house - she it is who really enjoys your hospitality.
What to read after Peggy At Spinster Farm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen M Helen Maria Winslow to read onlineMoreLess
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