Plain Facts for Future Citizens
Plain Facts for Future Citizens
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How do you like it?" "I should prefer a darker shade of brown.
" I can' afford but one winter gown, and I must have something that will be durable. " "I think serge is far more durable than broad- cloth for one who can afford but one winter gown. " " You may show me a piece of dark brown serge. " "Here is a piece of serge.
"I know you will find this to wear well. " "I like that, and I think I shall have a dress pattern from that piece. " "Are you going to buy your linings and trim- mings to-day...?" "Yes, and you may please transfer my goods to the lining department. " A VISIT TO A DEPARTMENT STORE 153 Mrs. Jones goes to the lining counter and shows the clerk a sample of her brown serge.
She asks to be shown suitable linings for her gown.
After buying the lining, Mrs. Jones goes to the section where dress trimmings, buttons, and sew- ing silk are on sale.
Mrs. Jones selects her trimmings and buttons with care.
She tells the clerk she has finished her trading.
The clerk asks her if she wishes to have her par- cels sent to her home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How do you like it?" "I should prefer a darker shade of brown.
" I can' afford but one winter gown, and I must have something that will be durable. " "I think serge is far more durable than broad- cloth for one who can afford but one winter gown. " " You may show me a piece of dark brown serge. " "Here is a piece of serge.
"I know you will find this to wear well. " "I like that, and I think I shall have a dress pattern from that piece. " "Are you going to buy your linings and trim- mings to-day...?" "Yes, and you may please transfer my goods to the lining department. " A VISIT TO A DEPARTMENT STORE 153 Mrs. Jones goes to the lining counter and shows the clerk a sample of her brown serge.
She asks to be shown suitable linings for her gown.
After buying the lining, Mrs. Jones goes to the section where dress trimmings, buttons, and sew- ing silk are on sale.
Mrs. Jones selects her trimmings and buttons with care.
She tells the clerk she has finished her trading.
The clerk asks her if she wishes to have her par- cels sent to her home.
What to read after Plain Facts for Future Citizens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Frances Sharpe to read onlineMoreLess
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